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@axiosleo/koapp
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A framework designed for rapid web application development with Node.js
Built on Koa
npm install @axiosleo/koapp
npx @axiosleo/koapp init <app-name> -d <optional-dir>
# Show help information
# npx @axiosleo/koapp init -h
const { KoaApplication, Router, success } = require("@axiosleo/koapp");
const handle = async (ctx) => {
success({
message: "Hello World!",
});
};
const router = new Router("/test", {
method: "any",
handlers: [handle],
});
const app = new KoaApplication({
port: 8088,
listen_host: "localhost", // Use 0.0.0.0 for public access
routers: [router],
});
app.start();
// Open http://localhost:8088/test
See validatorjs for more rule examples
See
Routerexamples for more usage: tests/bootstrap.js
const { Router } = require("@axiosleo/koapp");
const router = new Router("/test", {
method: "any",
validator: {
// URL params, like `/test/{:id}`, where 'id' is required and must be an integer
params: {
id: "required|integer",
},
query: {
name: "required|string",
},
body: {
age: "required|integer",
},
},
handlers: [],
});
// npm install @koa/multer
// npm install -D @types/koa__multer
const multer = require("@koa/multer");
root.post("/upload", async (context) => {
// Array of files
const upload = multer();
const func = upload.any();
await func(context.koa, async () => {});
const file = context.koa.request.files[0];
context.koa.set("content-type", file.mimetype);
context.koa.body = file.buffer;
context.koa.attachment(file.originalname);
});
const { _foreach, _sleep } = require("@axiosleo/cli-tool/src/helper/cmd");
const test = async (context) => {
await _foreach(["0", "1", "2", "3"], async (item, index) => {
context.koa.sse.send({ data: { item, index } });
await _sleep(1000);
});
context.koa.sse.end();
};
const { KoaSSEMiddleware } = require("@axiosleo/koapp");
root.any("/sse", async (context) => {
const func = KoaSSEMiddleware();
await func(context.koa, async () => {});
context.koa.sse.send({ data: "hello, world!" });
process.nextTick(test, context);
});
This project is open-sourced software licensed under MIT.
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The npm package @axiosleo/koapp receives a total of 169 weekly downloads. As such, @axiosleo/koapp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @axiosleo/koapp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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