raptor@0.0.2

Raptor

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Simple and small, router handler for Deno server and Deploy.

Raptor implemented to nhttp

Features

Middleware support.
Sub Router support.

Usage

import { serve } from "https://deno.land/std@0.118.0/http/server.ts";
import { raptor } from "https://deno.land/x/raptor@0.0.2/mod.ts";

serve(
  raptor()
    .make("GET", () => new Response("Hello World"))
    .make("GET/hello/:name", (ctx) => new Response(`Hello ${ctx.params.name}`))
    .resolve,
);

console.log("Raptor was here !!");

Run

deno run --allow-net file.ts

and visit http://localhost:8000 with path / and /hello/yourname

Make

Make everything with raptor().make(verb, ...fns).

Make Method Handlers

serve(
  raptor()
    .make("GET/hello/:name", (ctx) => new Response(`Hello ${ctx.params.name}`))
    .resolve,
);

Make Global Middleware

serve(
  raptor()
    .make("WARE", (ctx, next) => {
      ctx.foo = "foo";
      return next();
    })
    .make("GET/hello", (ctx) => new Response(`Hello ${ctx.foo}`))
    .resolve,
);

If Inline Middleware

serve(
  raptor()
    .make("GET/hello", (ctx, next) => {
      ctx.foo = "foo";
      return next();
    }, (ctx) => {
      return new Response(`Hello ${ctx.foo}`);
    })
    .resolve,
);

Make Sub Router

const router = raptor.createRouter();
router.make("GET/user", () => new Response("Hello from router"));

serve(
  raptor()
    .make("ROUTER/api/v1", [router])
    .resolve,
);

// visit http://localhost:8000/api/v1/user

See examples

License

MIT