@rahul_tripathi/galaxy

galaxy 💫

Galaxy is a tiny routing framework for Nodejs and AWS Lambda λ;

Installing Galaxy

 $ npm -i @rahul_tripathi/galaxy

Using Galaxy

• Galaxy has three main route handlers (Galaxy , Stars , Moon) and Moon is the route handler which has the corresponding function
• The resolve function takes the event object as the parameter and passes that event object to the corresponding handler function along with params if they are present
• The params start with "$" and can be used any where

- creating a route path in galaxy

    let  galaxy  =  require('@rahul_tripathi/galaxy')
    let  apiRouter  =  galaxy.Galaxy('api') //initalize with /api endpoint
    handler = (x)=>{return x}
    let  testRouter  =  galaxy.Star('test1') // create an intermediate router 
    testRouter.append(galaxy.Moon('hello', handler ,'GET'))
    apiRouter.append(testRouter) 
    console.log(apiRouter.resolve({httpMethod :'GET',path:'/api/test1/hello'}))

- accepting params in galaxy

 let  galaxy  =  require('@rahul_tripathi/galaxy')
   let  apiRouter  =  galaxy.Galaxy('api') //initalize with /api endpoint
   handler = (x)=>{return x}
   apiRouter.append(galaxy.Moon('hello/$id/someother', handler,'GET')) //directly adding Moon to Galaxy is allowed 
   console.log(apiRouter.resolve({httpMethod  :  'GET',path  :'/api/hello/abc/mnop?abc=k'}))
   //This Outputs 
{
 httpMethod: 'GET',
 path: '/api/hello/abc/someother?abc=k',
 params: { id: 'abc' }
}