A simple, angular based and typed framework for RestAPIs with node.
$ npm install thints --save
Quick example.
import {MainApplication, MainApplicationConfig, ThModule, ThController, ThRouter, GET} from "thints";
@ThController()
class ExampleController {
private name = 'ThinTS';
getMyName() {
return this.name;
}
}
@ThRouter('/name')
class ExampleRouter {
constructor(private exampleCtrl: ExampleController) {}
@GET('/') myname(req: Request, res: Response) {
const myname = this.exampleCtrl.getMyName();
res.json({myname});
}
}
@ThModule({
basePath: '/api',
controllers: [ ExampleController ],
routers: [ ExampleRouter ]
})
class MyApiModule {}
const config: MainApplicationConfig = {
http: {
autostart: true, // default true
port: 8000, // default 80
host: "localhost" // default "localhost"
},
https: {
autostart: true, // default false
port: 8443, // default 443
host: "localhost", // default "localhost"
credentials: {
keyUrl: "my/key/url.key",
certificateUrl: "my/cert/url.cert"
}
}
};
bootstrap(MyApiModule, config);
A GET request to 'url/api/name' call ExampleRouter and return:
{ "myname": "ThinTs" }
ThinTS start point, responsible to bootstrap your module and create initial depedenct tree with essentials imports.
MainApplication.bootstrap(MyModule);
Module is responsible to create scopes and declare components.
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A simple, angular based and typed framework for RestAPIs with node.
We found that thints 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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