simple-vaxe

A simpler version of Vaxe, made with TypeScript instead of NodeJS, and Open-Sourced.

Getting started

Install the package with the following command:

npm i simple-vaxe

If you want to install the github version, run this command:

npm i https://github.com/zerealone/simple-vaxe.git

Using the package

Example code:

const { Setup } = require("simple-vaxe");

var data = 
{
    "/":{
        content: "Hello World!",
        console: "Hello World (here too)!"
    }, 
    "/hi": {
        content: "hi there ;)"
    }
};

var client = new Setup(data);

client.start();

The data is an object that contains two parts, the content and the console.

The content as you may thought is the content of the page that will be shown.

The console is something that you can make the package to send to the console whenever a user enters the specifed path, like 'Hello World' or anything you want.

⚠ The package is still not completed , so some parts of the original Vaxe package are still not here, but they soon will be here too.

If you want to, you can read more about this package in the Wiki tab in the github repo.

Or you can just go to the official Vaxe package and read more about the usage of this package and the original package.

Issues

Have an issue with the package? Want some help or to understand more about something that you didn't got clearly in the Wiki? No problem, go to Issues tab and report it there. Please notice that it can take some time for me to reply, so please be patient.

How it works

Ok, well, this part is sounds easy but it's harder then it sounds.

This package works on the Express package, that can create a local server and serve in it some content, like HTML code with some CSS or JS.

Every object you are making inside of the main object (sounds a little weird, I know) is being read by the package and render it by the Express package.

If you open the main TypeScript file (and not the weird converted from ts to js file) you can see that the whole code is not a lot.

Please follow the license if you would like to use parts of this code or the whole code in your next repo or project.

License

This package is under the MIT license. The package is inspired by the original Vaxe package, by @orielhaim.