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Express inspired web development framework, built on Backbone and Connect
Experiment on making Backbone usable in Node.
Express inspired web development framework, built on Backbone and Connect.
var app = backnode();
var Router = backnode.Router.extend({
routes: {
'/basic' : 'basic',
'/json' : 'json',
'GET /verb' : 'verb',
'POST /verb' : 'post',
'/param/:param' : 'param',
'/pipe' : 'pipe'
},
// res is always last argument and is the response object,
// wrapping req and next to hook into middleware logic and
// eventually end the response.
basic: function basic(res) {
res.end('basic!');
},
json: function foo(res) {
res.json({ message: '' });
},
verb: function verb(res) {
res.end('verb!');
},
post: function post(res) {
res.end('post!');
},
param: function param(value, res) {
res.end(value + '!');
},
render: function render(res) {
res.render('index', { foo: 'bar' });
},
view: function view(res) {
new backnode.View({ id: 'index.html' }).render(function(e, str) {
if(e) return res.next();
res.end(str);
});
},
pipe: function pipe(res) {
new backnode.View({ id: 'index.html' }).pipe(res);
},
model: function model() {
var model = new backnode.Model({ name: 'backnode' });
new backnode.View({ id: 'index.html', model: model }).pipe(res);
}
});
var app = backnode()
.use(backnode.favicon())
.use(backnode.logger('dev'))
.use(backnode.static('public'))
.use(backnode.directory('public'))
.use(backnode.cookieParser('my secret here'))
.use(backnode.session())
.use(new Router)
.use('/subpath', new Router)
app.listen(3000);
$ npm install backnode
$ npm test
It'll run every assertion test/test-*.js
files.
FAQs
Express inspired web development framework, built on Backbone and Connect
The npm package backnode receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, backnode popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that backnode 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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