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flatiron-handlers

v0.0.1

Published

Response http status handlers

Downloads

7

Readme

flatiron-handlers

build status

Flatiron Handlers is a flatiron http plugin provides the following methods to the flatiron http application:

Install

npm install flatiron-handlers

Usage

flatiron = require 'flatiron'
app = flatiron.app

app.use flatiron.plugins.http
app.use handlers

app.router.get '/', ->
  app.plain res, 'foo'

API

app.text(res, text)

Parameter | Type | Required | Description -----------|--------|-------------|------------- res | Object | yes | http response object text | string | yes | text to send in response

example

app.router.get '/', -> app.text @res, 'foobar'
app.router.get('/', function() { return app.text(@res, 'foobar') });

app.html(res, html)

Parameter | Type | Required | Description -----------|--------|-------------|-------------- res | Object | yes | Response Object html | string | yes | Html to return to response

example: see Source

app.redirect(res, location)

Parameter | Type | Required | Description -----------|--------|-------------|-------------- res | Object | yes | Response Object location | string | yes | location to redirect to

example: see Source

app.json(res, data, status)

Parameter | Type | Required | Description -----------|--------|-------------|-------------- res | Object | yes | Response Object data | Object | yes | JSON to return to response status | integer| no | status code to return with json response

example: see Source

roadmap

check [issues][2]

contribute

everyone is welcome to contribute. patches, bugfixes, new features

  1. create an [issue][2] on github so the community can comment on your idea
  2. fork nano in github
  3. create a new branch git checkout -b my_branch
  4. create tests for the changes you made
  5. make sure you pass both existing and newly inserted tests
  6. commit your changes
  7. push to your branch git push origin my_branch
  8. create an pull request

tests

npm install mocha -g
npm install
npm test

license

see LICENSE