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import { Fastro } from "../mod.ts";const server = new Fastro();
// MIDDLEWARE is used to add a new property or function to `Request` object// you can also send a response via middleware//// setup middlewareserver  // this is example for `/hi` path that send a response  .use("/hi", (req) => {    req.send("hi");  })  // if you do not send any response in a path,  // you must call `done()`  //  // `done()` callback is used to forward  // next step to `/hello` route handler  .use("/hello", (req, done) => {    req.hello = "hello";    done();  })  // if you have multiple middleware in a path  // you have to call `done()` function once  // this is example for `root` path:  .use((req) => {    req.root = "root:";  })  .use((req) => {    req.greeting = "hello";  })  .use((req, done) => {    req.name = "world";    done();  })  // in a middleware you can not call `done()`  // and send a response in the same time  // this example does not works  .use("/notworking", (req, done) => {    req.send("not work");    done();  })  // this example works  .use("/working", (req, done) => {    if (req.url === "/working") {      return req.send("work");    }    done();  });
// setup routeserver  .get("/", (req) => {    const msg = `${req.root} ${req.greeting} ${req.name}`;    req.send(msg);  })  .get("/hello", (req) => {    const msg = `${req.hello}`;    req.send(msg);  });
await server.listen({ port: 3000 });