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npm init -y
npm install simple-boot-http-server
tsc --init --experimentalDecorators --emitDecoratorMetadata
import {HttpServerOption} from 'simple-boot-http-server/option/HttpServerOption';
import {SimpleBootHttpServer} from 'simple-boot-http-server';
import {Sim} from 'simple-boot-core/decorators/SimDecorator';
import {Route, Router} from 'simple-boot-core/decorators/route/Router';
import {GET} from 'simple-boot-http-server/decorators/MethodMapping';
import {Mimes} from 'simple-boot-http-server/codes/Mimes';
import {RequestResponse} from 'simple-boot-http-server/models/RequestResponse';
import {ReqHeader} from 'simple-boot-http-server/models/datas/ReqHeader';
import {RouterModule} from 'simple-boot-core/route/RouterModule';
@Sim() @Router({path: ''})
export class AppRouter {
@Route({path: '/'}) @GET({res: {contentType: Mimes.ApplicationJson}})
index(rr: RequestResponse, header: ReqHeader, routerModule: RouterModule) {
return {name: 'visualkhh'}
}
}
const httpServerOption = new HttpServerOption({
listen: {
listeningListener: (server, httpServer) => {
console.log('server on', httpServer.address());
}
}
});
const app = new SimpleBootHttpServer(AppRouter, httpServerOption);
app.run();
// 💥 GET /
// {"name": "visualkhh"}
npx ts-node index.ts
curl -XGET http://localhost:8081
#result: {"name": "visualkhh"}
- @GET
- @POST
- @PATCH
- @OPTIONS
- @HEAD
- @TRACE
- @CONNECT
- OTHER
- @UrlMapping
export type MappingConfig = {
method: HttpMethod | string,
description?: {
name?: string;
detail?: string;
};
req?: {
contentType?: (Mimes|string)[];
accept?: (Mimes|string)[];
};
res?: {
status?: number;
header?: {[key: string]: string};
contentType?: Mimes | string;
}
resolver?: Resolver|ConstructorType<Resolver>;
}
return
export class FirstFilter implements Filter {
async before(rr: RequestResponse, app: SimpleBootHttpServer): Promise<boolean> {
console.log('filter before')
return true;
}
async after(rr: RequestResponse, app: SimpleBootHttpServer, sw: boolean): Promise<boolean> {
console.log('filter after')
return true;
}
}
const httpServerOption = new HttpServerOption({
filters: [new FirstFilter()],
listen: {
listeningListener: (server, httpServer) => {
console.log('server on', httpServer.address());
}
}
});
const app = new SimpleBootHttpServer(AppRouter, httpServerOption);
app.run();
// 💥 CALL
// filter before
// filter after
import {NotFoundError} from './NotFoundError';
@Sim
export class Advice {
@ExceptionHandler({type: NotFoundError})
catch(rr: RequestResponse, e: any) {
rr.resSetHeaders({error: 'NotFound'});
console.log('exception--->', rr.reqUrl, e);
}
}
const httpServerOption = new HttpServerOption({
globalAdvice: Advice,
noSuchRouteEndPointMappingThrow: rr => new NotFoundError(),
listen: {
listeningListener: (server, httpServer) => {
console.log('server on', httpServer.address());
}
}
});
const app = new SimpleBootHttpServer(AppRouter, httpServerOption);
app.run();
// 💥 CALL
// exception---> NotFound
@Sim
class CloseEndPoint implements EndPoint {
async endPoint(rr: RequestResponse, app: SimpleBootHttpServer) {
console.log('close request response')
}
}
@Sim
class ErrorEndPoint implements EndPoint {
async endPoint(rr: RequestResponse, app: SimpleBootHttpServer) {
console.log('error')
}
}
const httpServerOption = new HttpServerOption({
errorEndPoints: [CloseEndPoint],
closeEndPoints: [ErrorEndPoint],
listen: {
listeningListener: (server, httpServer) => {
console.log('server on', httpServer.address());
}
}
});
const app = new SimpleBootHttpServer(AppRouter, httpServerOption);
app.run();
// 💥 normal CALL
// close request response
// 💥 error
// error
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The npm package simple-boot-http-server receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, simple-boot-http-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that simple-boot-http-server 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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