koa-rewrite
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URL rewrite middleware for koa.
Notice: koa-rewrite@2+ supports koa@2, if you want to use this module with koa@1, please use koa-rewrite@1.
$ npm install koa-rewrite
Rewrite using a regular expression, rewriting
/i123 to /items/123.
app.use(rewrite(/^\/i(\w+)/, '/items/$1'));
Rewrite using route parameters, references may be named
or numeric. For example rewrite /foo..bar to /commits/foo/to/bar:
app.use(rewrite('/:src..:dst', '/commits/$1/to/$2'));
app.use(rewrite('/:src..:dst', '/commits/:src/to/:dst'));
You may also use the wildcard * to soak up several segments,
for example /js/vendor/jquery.js would become /public/assets/js/vendor/jquery.js:
app.use(rewrite('/js/(.*)', '/public/assets/js/$1'));
Use the DEBUG environment variable with "koa-rewrite":
koa-rewrite rewrite /i123 -> /items/123 +762ms
koa-rewrite rewrite /i321 -> /items/321 +9s
koa-rewrite rewrite /i123 -> /items/123 +5s
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URL rewrite middleware for koa
We found that koa-rewrite demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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