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q.respond

v1.0.0

Published

koa customized response middleware

Downloads

5

Readme

koa-q-respond

MIT

该仓库是 Koa response 处理的标准中间件,但该仓库的 response 类型仅仅是符合个人风格的统一格式,不适用于所有业务。

Usage

  • install: npm i --save q-respond

  • import and load:

const Koa = require('koa')
const responseHandler = require('q-respond')
const router = require('./routes')

// ...other imports

const app = new Koa()

// you can set default options for responses
const defaultOptions = {
  merge: true
  successMessage: 'operate successfully',
  errorMessage: 'operate failure'
}

app.use(responseHandler(defaultOptions))
app.use(router.routes()).use(router.allowedMethods())

// in your controllers
const routes = router.get('/ok', ctx => {
  ctx.res.ok({
    data: 'ok data',
    code: 200
  })
})

API

| Method (ctx.res.{method_name}) | params | action | | ------------------------------ | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | | ok | data: object | set http status to 200, return json (default: {}) | | error | data: object | set http status to 200, return json (default: {}) |

Options

| key | type | action | | -------------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | merge | boolean | set should merge default options to customized body | | successMessage | string | set default body.message using for ctx.res.ok | | failureMessage | string | set default body.message using for ctx.res.error |

example

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LICENSE

MIT