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2way-router

routing plugin for node.js

Usage

Defining routes
var Router = require('2way-router');
var router = new Router();
// you must provide your own controllers
router.route('/')
    .name('main')
    .controller(mainPageController);
router.route('/news')
    .name('news')
    .controller(newsPageController);
router.route('/news/archive/{year ~ /\\d{4}/}-{month ~ /\\d{2}/}-{day ~ /\\d{2}/}/')
    .name('news-archive')
    .controller(newsArchiveController);
router.route('/news/{id:int}')
    .name('news-publication')
    .controller(newsPublicationsController);
Detecting route
router.findRoute('/news/archive/2014-06-21/').done(function (info) {
    var controller = info.route.controller();
    var params = info.params;
});
Creating urls
router.url('news-archive', {
    year: 2014,
    month: '06',
    day: 21,
    page: 3
}).done(function (url) {
    // url === '/news/archive/2014-06-21/?page=3'
});
Full example

You will need to run

npm install 2way-router express promise

Example application:

var Router = require('2way-router');
var Promise = require('promise');
var express = require('express');
var router = new Router();
var links = [
	{
		page: 'main',
		text: 'main page'
	},
	{
		page: 'news',
		text: 'news page'
	},
	{
		page: 'news-archive',
		text: 'news archive for today',
		params: {
			year: new Date().getFullYear(),
			month: pad(new Date().getMonth() + 1, 2),
			day: pad(new Date().getDate(), 2)
		}
	}
];

function pad(value, length) {
	value = String(value);
	while (value.length < length) {
		value = '0' + value;
	}
	return value;
}

function createPage(name, route) {
    function pageController(req, res, params) {
		var pageContent = 'page: ' + name + ', params: <pre>' + JSON.stringify(params.merge(), null, '  ') + '</pre>';
		Promise.all(links.map(function (link) {
			return router.url(link.page, link.params || {});
		})).then(function (urls) {
			pageContent += '<ul>';
			urls.forEach(function (href, index) {
				pageContent += '<li><a href="' + href + '">' + links[index].text + '</a></li>';
			});
			pageContent += '</ul>';
			res.status(200).send(pageContent);
		});
    }

    router.route(route)
        .name(name)
        .controller(pageController);
}

createPage('main', '/');
createPage('news', '/news');
createPage('news-archive', '/news/archive/{year ~ /\\d{4}/}-{month ~ /\\d{2}/}-{day ~ /\\d{2}/}/');
createPage('news-publication', '/news/{id:int}');

var app = express();
app.use(function (req, res) {
	router.findRoute(req.url).then(function (info) {
		info.route.controller()(req, res, info.params);
	}, function () {
		res.status(404).send('Not found');
	});
});
app.listen(8080);
API
Router

router.route(pathTemplate) - creates new Route

router.findRoute(url, [options]) - searchs for matching route, returns Promise<Route>

router.url(routeName, [params]) - creates url for route with name routeName, returns Promise<string>

router.registerType(typeConstructor, names) - registers new param type for further usage in routes, must be called before any router.route calls, type example can be found at NumberParam.js

Route

route.name([newName]) - get/set route name

route.controller([newController]) - get/set route controller

route.url([params]) - creates url for this route, returns Promise<string>

route.setDefaultParams(params) - set default params for this route

RouteParams

params.getRouteParam(name, [defaultValue=null]) - get route param value (for example id in route "/news/{id:int}/")

params.getQueryParam(name, [defaultValue=null]) - get query string param with given name (last one if many are present), returns string

params.getQueryParamValues(name) - get all values for query string param with given name, returns string[]

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Last updated on 15 Jan 2019

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