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@glints/hapi-url-plugin

v3.0.1

Published

A plugin that attempts to construct a complete URL object for an incoming request.

Downloads

570

Readme

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By default, hapi does not have the complete URL information as sent from a browser. Therefore, request.url doesn't provide information such as the protocol used. This plugin attempts to check other sources such as the X-Forwarded-Proto header to construct a complete URL object.

Usage Instructions

To integrate this into your project, install the package:

npm install --save @glints/hapi-url-plugin  # If using npm
yarn add @glints/hapi-url-plugin            # If using Yarn

Then register the plugin with hapi:

import { URLPlugin } from '@glints/hapi-url-plugin';

// Register the plugin with the hapi server.
await hapiServer.register({
  plugin: URLPlugin,
  options: {
    numProxies: 1, // Optional, indicates the number of downstream proxies.
  },
});

// In a request handler:
server.route({
  ...
  handler: (request, h) => {
    // request.plugins.URLPlugin.url is a URL object.
    return request.plugins.URLPlugin.url.pathname;
  },
});

Contribution Guidelines

We use EditorConfig to maintain consistent line-ending and indentation rules across all our projects. Ensure that you have the appropriate plugin installed in your preferred editor, or refer to .editorconfig.

About Glints

Glints is an online talent recruitment and career discovery platform headquartered in Singapore. It is a platform for young talent to build up their career readiness through internships and graduate jobs; developing skill sets required in different careers.

P.S. We deal with quite a number of interesting engineering problems centered on matching the right talent to employers. Sounds interesting? Send your resume to [email protected].