mith

A middleware framework for Deno’s http/s server

Highly inspired by the Express middleware system

Differently from Express, the main Mith application is only responsible to handle the middleware system, it has no routes support, and it tries to leave the request and response objects form Deno untouched as much as possible

Usage

Basic integration with routing

import Mith from 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JWebCoder/mith/master/mod.ts'
import Router from 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JWebCoder/mith/master/router.ts'

const { env } = Deno

const router = new Router()

router.use(
  'GET',
  '/',
  (req, res, next) => {
    res.body.text = 'something'
    next()
  }
)

const app = new Mith();

app.use(router.getRoutes())

const PORT = Number(env.get('PORT')) || 3000
app.listen({ port: PORT})
console.log('listening on', PORT)

Right now i’m still working on the documentation, so you can check the example folder for full usage examples

Available middlewares

• router.ts - router middleware
• cookieSession.ts - session middleware using cookies (WIP)

Note: These middlewares will eventually move to their own repositories to split responsibilities and improve maintenance