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hyper-express-session
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High performance middleware that implements cookie based web sessions into the HyperExpress webserver.
HyperExpress
HyperExpress.Session aims to provide a simple middleware that implements a session engine with high flexibility while being performant. This middleware is unopinionated and can be used with any storage mechanism of your choice. This middleware ships with TypeScript types out of the box, so both vanilla Javascript and TypeScript projects are welcome.
HyperExpress and HyperExpressWS can both be installed using node package manager (npm
)
npm i hyper-express-session
> [Examples & Snippets]
for small and easy-to-use snippets with HyperExpress.Session.> [SessionEngine]
for creating a session engine and working with the SessionEngine component.> [Session]
for working with the Session component to manipulate request sessions.FAQs
High performance middleware that implements cookie based web sessions into the HyperExpress webserver.
The npm package hyper-express-session receives a total of 269 weekly downloads. As such, hyper-express-session popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hyper-express-session 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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