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serbet

v0.4.0

Published

A simple way to set up an Express.js server on top of Node.js using ReasonML.

Readme

Serbet (like sorbet, but a server. Get it? 🍨)

A simple way to set up an Express.js server on top of Node.js using ReasonML.

Documentation planned! For now, you can read the source code in ServerExample.re

Here are some quick tips:

  • decco and bs-let are peer dependencies. Don't forget to install them or things won't work!
  • There are helper functions for parsing path elements, queries, and bodies, like this:
  • If you want to add a guard (like authorization), write a function that takes a request, and returns a promise of a user, and put it at the top of the function, just like we did with path above.
  • You can abort the request at any time with the abort function, which takes a response type. (This uses JS promise exceptions)

Those are the very sparse docs for now. It looks like a side project, but we've been using the these patterns in production already and are quite happy with the results.