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Maintainable expressjs endpoints.
npm i --save swiftflow
// server.js
const app = require("express")()
const { EndpointManager } = require("swiftflow")
// Create a new EndpointManager, points to a directory of JS files.
const endpoints = new EndpointManager("./endpoints")
// Install all JS files in "./endpoints" then listen on port 80.
endpoints.install(app).then(() => app.listen(80))
// endpoints/hello.js
const { Endpoint } = require('swiftflow')
// Export a class that extends from the SwiftFlow Endpoint class.
module.exports = class HelloEndpoint extends Endpoint {
constructor () {
super('/api/hello/:name') // The path this endpoint will listen to.
}
async execute (params) {
// All variables like .params and .query gets combined into a single object, "params".
const { name } = params
// The Endpoint class automatically handles returns and sends it to the client.
return { response: `Hi there ${name}!` }
}
}
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Maintainable expressjs endpoints.
We found that swiftflow 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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