express-router-group

express-router-group

Create route groups in express.js

Quick start

• npm i express-router-group
• Add require('express-router-group) in the first line of your route files.
• Use router.group('/path', () => {}) to start grouping routes.

How to use

For prefixing all routes with a certain path, you use the group method added to the express router, as the following example:

require('express-router-group');
const router = express.Router();
router.group("/api/v1", router => {
    router.get("/login", loginController.store); // /api/v1/login 
});

In case you don't want to add a prefix but still need to group certain routes you can leave the first parameter and go straight for the function:

require('express-router-group');
const router = express.Router();
 
router.group(router => {
    router.use(middleware);
});

Adding middlewares

You can also add middlewares to route groups:

require('express-router-group');
const router = express.Router();
const myMiddleware = function(req, res, next){
    console.log("Applying middleware");
    return next();
}
router.group("/api/v1", myMiddleware, router => {
    router.get("/login", loginController.store); // /api/v1/login 
});

Then everytime you go to a route in the /api/v1 group, it will console log "Applying middleware".