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@moonboot/plugin-express

v0.0.7

Published

> A Project support rest module for `moon-boot`

Downloads

8

Readme

@moonboot/plugin-express

What

A Project support rest module for moon-boot

How to use

npm i @moonboot/plugin-express Then you can create controller as the following example.

// This Moudle will auto use when installed
// See project For More Information
// index.ts
import { start } from 'moon-boot'
class Main {
  constructor() {
    start(__dirname)
  }
}
new Main()
// controller.ts
@Controller()
class TestController {
  @Get('test/:id')
  test(@Body(UserParam) userParam: UserParam) {
    return 'success'
  }
}

Decorator

  1. @Controller To Mark One Class is Controller.

    @Controller()
    class TestController {}

    Param: basePath, must startsWith /, default: '/'

  2. @Get @Post @Delete @Put To Mark One Method is Route Method

    @Controller()
    class TestController {
      @Get('test/:id')
      test(@Body(UserParam) userParam: UserParam) {
        return 'success'
      }
    }

    Param: followingPath, path.resolve(ControllerPath, MethodPath), default: ''

  3. @Req @Res @Next Some simple Param For Express

    @Controller()
    class TestController {
      @Get('test/:id')
      test(
        @Req() req: Express.Request,
        @Res() res: Express.Response,
        @Next() next: Express.Next
      ) {
        res.json({ success: true })
      }
    }

    Tip: !!! When you use param @Res, plugin will not deal method return value.

  4. @Path === req.param Get Param With Express param

    @Controller()
    class TestController {
      @Get('test/:id')
      test(@Path('id') id: string) {
        return 'success'
      }
    
      // When you pass one constructor with the second param, Method will auto transform data
      @Post('test/:id')
      test(@Path('id', Number) id: number) {
        return 'success'
      }
    }
  5. @Query === req.query Get Param With Express query params

    example as @Path

  6. @Header === req.header Get Param With Express header params

    example as @Path

  7. @Body === req.body Get Param With Express body

    class User {
      name?: string
    }
    @Controller()
    class TestController {
      @Get('test')
      test(@Body() body: any) {
        return 'success'
      }
    
      // When you pass one constructor with the first param, Method will auto transform data
      @Post('test')
      test(@Body(User) body: User) {
        return 'success'
      }
    }

FAQ

Param

  1. server.port = 8080 The Port which express will listen