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express-source-fragment

v1.1.0

Published

Express middleware to get a source fragment

Downloads

3

Readme

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Express middleware to get a file content fragment by request to defined route. Based on source-fragment.

Install

npm install express-source-fragment

Usage

var express = require('express');
var sourceFragment = require('express-source-fragment');

var app = express();

// There are few ways to setup:
// - to trigger middleware on *GET* request to `/source-fragment`
app.get('/source-fragment', sourceFragment());

// - to trigger middleware on *any* request method to `/source-fragment`
app.use('/source-fragment', sourceFragment());

// - to trigger middleware on *any* request method to *any* path
//   (not recommended unless server's single purpose is a serving of source fragments)
app.use(sourceFragment());

After that you can use GET requests like /source-fragment?file=foo/bar.js:2:5:4:12 to get a source fragment of foo/bar.js that starts on line 2 column 5 and ends on line 4 column 12.

Using with webpack-dev-server

Although webpack-dev-server uses express to create a server, you have the same options to apply the middleware to it. The only difference is that you should define it in setup method (see issue for details).

var server = new WebpackDevServer(webpack(config), {
  // ...
  setup: function(app) {
    app.use('/source-fragment', sourceFragment());
  }
});

API

sourceFragment([options]);

Options:

  • cwd

    Type: String
    Default: '' (uses process.cwd())

    Working directory used when resolving paths.

Related projects

  • source-fragment – package that do the main task of express-source-fragment, i.e. gets a source fragment.
  • express-open-in-editor – Express middleware to open a file in an editor by request, open-in-editor.
  • babel-plugin-source-wrapperBabel plugin that instruments source code to associate objects with location they defined in code base.
  • Component Inspector – developer tool to inspect components that can open component creation source location in editor. Has integrations for React, Backbone and can be adopter for other frameworks.

License

MIT