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@aida/injector-routes-map
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Aida injector to create a map of all operation ids and their accompanying routes
The Routes Map injector generates a hash map of the operation ID of an endpoint, and the URL for that endpoint (including template placeholders). Note that each endpoint definition must have a unique operationId property for each route, otherwise there will be routes missing from the resulting map.
The Routes Map injector depends on:
The main use case for this injector is to generate a file with all defined routes which can be accessed by ID. Using such an approach makes it trivial to make changes to the URL without making any changes to your code that uses the routes map.
//This is what is generated from the injector
const routesMap = {
'getUser': '/users/{id}',
'updateUser': '/users/{id}',
}
//Replaces template placeholders with a concrete value.
function getRoute(routeName, params) {
const routeTemplate = routesMap[routeName];
if (!params) {
return routeTemplate;
}
return Object.keys(params).reduce((parsedPath, paramName) => {
return routeTemplate.replace(`{${paramName}}`, params[paramName]);
}, '');
}
fetch(getRoute('getUser')) //Make and request as usual
options
This injector doesn't take any own options.
FAQs
Aida injector to create a map of all operation ids and their accompanying routes
The npm package @aida/injector-routes-map receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @aida/injector-routes-map popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aida/injector-routes-map demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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