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annotation-parser
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Unlike many other languages (C#, Java, PHP...), JavaScript doesn't handle annotation. This module is here to help you correcting that.
$ npm install --save annotation-parser
annotationParser(filePath, callback)
given this file (witch contains annotations) controller.js
/*
@routePrefix('api')
*/
module.exports = {
// @route('collection', 'GET')
collection: function(){
},
// @route('collection/{id}', 'GET')
index: function(){
},
> };
You can then simply retrieve those annotations by doing so:
var parser = require('annotation-parser');
parser('controller.js', function(err, annotations){
console.log(annotations);
/*
{
module: {
name: 'controller',
annotations: {
routePrefix: [
['api'],
],
},
ref: /* module reference */
},
functions: {
collection: {
annotations: {
route: [
['collection', 'GET']
],
},
ref: /* the collection function */
},
index: {
annotations: {
route: [
['collection/{id}', 'GET']
],
},
ref: /* the index function */
},
},
}
*/
})
My first goal was to create an MVC like router for Node.js, but I found it would be better to split this up.
There is already an annotation parser for node but it didn't suit my needs.
MIT © Thomas Sileghem
FAQs
a easy to use annotation parser
We found that annotation-parser 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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