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import type { Drash } from "../../mod.ts";import type { ServerMiddleware } from "./server_middleware.ts";
/** * Contains the type of ServerConfigs * @remarks * directory?: string * *     The path to the directory of the server on the filesystem.  This is *     used when resolving static paths, so make sure you have this set *     correctly if you are serving static paths. A quick way to implement *     this could be the following: * *         directory: `${await Deno.realpath('.')}` * * logger?: Drash.CoreLoggers.ConsoleLogger | Drash.CoreLoggers.FileLogger * *     The server's logger. For example: * *         logger: new Drash.CoreLoggers.ConsoleLogger({ *           enabled: true, *           level: "debug", *           tag_string: "{date} | {level} |", *           tag_string_fns: { *             date: function() { *               return new Date().toISOString().replace("T", " "); *             }, *           }, *         }) * * memory_allocation?: { *   multipart_form_data?: number * } *     The amount of memory to allocate to certain parts of the codebase. *     For example, the multipart reader uses a default of 10MB, but you can *     override that default by specifying the following: * *         memory_allocation: { *           multipart_form_data: 128 // This would be translated to 128MB *         } * * middleware?: ServerMiddleware * *     The middleware that the server will execute during compile time and *     runtime. * *         middleware: { *           after_request: [] *           before_request: [] *           compile_time: [] *         } * * pretty_links?: boolean * *     Enabling pretty links allows your Drash server to check whether or *     not an index.html file exists in a static directory. For example, if *     /public/app/index.html exists, then you can go to /public/app and it *     will serve the index.html in that static directory. * * resources?: Drash.Interfaces.Resource[] * *     An array of resources that the server should register. Passing in 0 *     resources means clients can't access anything on the server--because *     there aren't any resources. * * response_output?: string * *     The fallback response Content-Type that the server should use. The *     response_output MUST be a proper MIME type. For example, the *     following would have the server default to JSON responses: * *         response_output: "application/json" * * static_paths?: string[] * *     An array of static paths. Static paths are made public to clients. *     This means they can access anything in static paths. For example, if *     you have /public as a static path, then clients can look at things *     under your /path/to/your/server/public directory. */export interface ServerConfigs {  directory?: string;  logger?: Drash.CoreLoggers.ConsoleLogger | Drash.CoreLoggers.FileLogger;  memory_allocation?: { multipart_form_data?: number };  middleware?: ServerMiddleware;  pretty_links?: boolean;  resources?: Drash.Interfaces.Resource[];  response_output?: string;  static_paths?: string[] | { [key: string]: string };}