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flask-node
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Similar to python Flask web-framework
You can use npm or yarn install the Flask-node
npm install flask-node --save
// or
yarn add flask-node --save
/** Typescript app.ts */
import { Flask, Router, Request, Response } from 'flask-node';
const app = new Flask(__dirname);
const router = new Router();
function indexHandle(req: Request, res: Response) {
res.end('Hello world');
}
router.add('/', indexHandle);
app.run({ port: 5051 });
or
/** Javascript app.js */
const { Flask, Router } = require('flask-node');
const app = new Flask(__dirname);
const router = new Router();
function indexHandle(req, res) {
res.end('Hello world');
}
router.add('/', indexHandle);
app.run({ port: 5051 });
// run app
node app.js // ==> Server is run on http://localhost:5051
// use curl test app.js
curl http://localhost:5051 // ==> Hello world
run npm test
npm install install dependenciesgit cz commit your codenpm test and ensure that all tests passMIT © Lleohao
FAQs
similar to python Flask web-framework
We found that flask-node 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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