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fastify-standard-request-reply

v0.1.3

Published

Convert between standard web APIs Request/Response and Fastify's Request/Reply

Downloads

7

Readme

Fastify Standard Request/Reply

This library exports utilities that allow you to:

  • Convert fastify's request into a Web API Request.
  • Take a Web API Response and send its contents using fastify's reply object.

Motivation

I was trying to run a Remix app from a Fastify server, but the existing remix-fastify library enforces a certain way of integrating these two. Luckily, most of the work that this library does is related to the conversion between the request/response APIs of Fastify and those of Remix (which uses Web API standard requests/responses). So I chose to extract that logic into its own library, so I had more freedom on how to use it.

If for some reason you need to convert between Fastify's request/responses and standard Web API request/responses you can use this library.

How to install

npm install fastify-standard-request-reply

How to use

If you want to convert a Fastify request/reply to a standard Web API request:

import fastify from "fastify";
import { createStandardRequest } from "fastify-standard-request-reply";

const app = fastify();
app.all("*", async (request, reply) => {
  const request: Request = createStandardRequest(request, reply);
  // Do something with it ...
});

If you want to send a standard Web API response using Fastify's reply interface:

import fastify from "fastify";
import { sendStandardResponse } from "fastify-standard-request-reply";

const app = fastify();
app.all("*", async (request, reply) => {
  const response = new Response();
  sendStandardResponse(reply, reponse);
});

Thanks

Most of the code in this repository is taken from other places, so I would like to thank the following people/organizations for their work:

  • Logan McAnsh (mcansh)
  • The Remix team