pull-http-router

pull-http-router

Minimal express-like router for pull-streams.

Usage

const pl = require('pull-level')
const summary = require('server-summary')
const toPull = require('stream-to-pull-stream')
const http = require('http')

var router = new PullHttpRouter()

router.post('/api/messages', pl.write(db), setStatus(200))
router.get('/api/messages', [
  pull.map(function readDB (request) {
    return pull(
      pl.read(db, {min: request.query.offset}),
      offsetLimit(null, request.query.limit)
    )
  }),
  pull.flatten(),
  setHeaders,
  setStatus(200)
])

var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  pull(
    parseHeaders,
    parseQueryStrings,
    router.route(),
    toPull(res)
  )
})

server.listen(1337, summary(server))

API

PullHttpRouter

Usage: router = new PullHttpRouter(opts)

Create a new PullHttpRouter.

Accepts an options object with the following optional keys:

• router: Accepts any router object with a match and define method. Defaults to routington
• match: Specify a specific match method for matching routes. Defaults to routington#match
• define: Specify a specific define method for defining routes. Defaults to routington#define

router#route

Usage: router.route(opts)

Create a pull-stream which expects a request object, and returns a readable stream.

pullHttpRouter#get, pullHttpRouter#set, pullHttpRouter#update, pullHttpRouter#post, pullHttpRouter#put, pullHttpRouter#delete, pullHttpRouter#options

Usage: router.get(path, [streams...])

Accepts a path to match on, and a stream to stream to. If multiple pull-streams are provided they will be linked together as if they were passed to pull-stream core's pull()

Installation

$ npm install pull-http-router

License

MIT