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r.e.d_pepper

v1.0.5

Published

Tool to make express code more compact

Downloads

29

Readme

My tool is designed to make express code more compact. To create a server you need to import the module, and use the 'createServer' function. After that you will be able to use the 'setConnections' function, that get as argument list of method, created with 'connection.create' function, that takes as argument the type of the method, the path and callback. To launch the server, you have to use the 'server.listen' function that takes as arguments the port to listen and callback.

The 'createServer' function return a object that include the simple express app. so if there is a missing method in the server you can use it on the app returned from createServer. All the methods in the module :

1. createServer() : return the server object


2. method.create(name, path, callback) : create a method


3. server.use(item) : let the app use the item


4. server.engine(name, module) : let the app use templating engine.


5.server.createMongoDatabase(name, path) : create mongo database with name 'name' on path 'path'

6.server.setDefaultHTMLSourcesDirectory(path) : setting a default directory for html sources

7. (in the method) res.sendHTML(name, callback) : sending html file from the default directory

There will be methods more at the future.