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spawnpoint-express
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Express Plugin for Spawnpoint.
This api is mounted at app.server
as a new express app. Also mounts app.joi
for validation. Has following methods:
app.server.validate(fields)
Middleware to validate fields on requests.
fields
object - Key value where key is fieldname and value is joi validation object
app.server.post('/validate', app.server.validate({
body: {
user: app.joi.string().required(),
email: app.joi.string().email(),
}
}), function(req, res){
if(req.body.user.length < 2){
return res.invalid({
'user': app.code('user.username_invalid') // this code is not included
});
}
res.success('server.status_200', req.body);
});
// outputs
{
"code": "server.validation",
"message": "There was a problem with your request. Please check the errors provided.",
"success": false,
"data": {
"fields": {
"user": {
"type": "custom_message",
"message": "Provided username is invalid."
}
}
},
"error": false
}
response.invalid(fields)
Throws a validation error on the fields.
fields
object - Key value where key is fieldname and value is string error or app.code objectres.invalid({
user: 'Provided username is invalid.'
});
// outputs
{
"code": "server.validation",
"message": "There was a problem with your request. Please check the errors provided.",
"success": false,
"data": {
"fields": {
"user": {
"type": "custom_message",
"message": "Provided username is invalid."
}
}
},
"error": false
}
response.fail(error [, data])
Outputs JSON object with code, message, and optional data.
error
mixed - This corresponds an error code string, error code object, errorCode Spawnpoint Error, failCode Spawnpoint Error, or registered error from within Spawnpoint.data
any - This is attached to the JSON reply as response.data
if(user === null){
var error = app.failCode('user.not_found');
}
res.fail(error);
// outputs
{
success: false,
error: false,
code: "user.not_found",
message: "No user found by given id.",
data: null
}
##### `response.success(code [, data])`
Outputs JSON object with code, message, and optional data.
- `code` *string* - This corresponds with an Spawnpoint code to populate response
- `data` *any* - This is attached to the JSON reply as `response.data`
```javascript
res.success('user.found', {user: user});
// outputs
{
success: true,
code: "user.found",
message: "The user was found by given id.",
data: {
user: {...}
}
}
response.fail(error [, data])
Outputs JSON object with code, message, and optional data.
error
mixed - This corresponds an error code string, error code object, errorCode Spawnpoint Error, failCode Spawnpoint Error, or registered error from within Spawnpoint.data
any - This is attached to the JSON reply as response.data
if(user === null){
var error = app.failCode('user.not_found');
}
res.fail(error);
// outputs
{
success: false,
error: false,
code: "user.not_found",
message: "No user found by given id.",
data: null
}
server.json5
host
String - HTTP server host address to bind on. Defaults to 127.0.0.1.port
String - HTTP server port number to bind on. Defaults to 8080.handle_error
Boolean - Automatically handle internal errors and 404 with generic JSON response codes. Defaults to TrueFAQs
Express plugin for Spawnpoint framework
We found that spawnpoint-express demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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