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fw-node

v1.0.4

Published

NodeJS server framework

Downloads

49

Readme

fw-node

An express-based node framework that wraps all api endpoints with a controller that handles response and errors.

Installation

Using npm: $ npm install fw-node                                

Using yarn: $ yarn add fw-node                                

Using pnpm: $ pnpm add fw-node                                

Usage

Once the package is installed, you can import two functions using import approach:

import { createFramework, createEndpoint } from 'fw-node'

Framework:

A new framework can be created in the following way:

createFramework function can receive the following parameters in the first arg:

| parameter | type |description | | ------------ | ------------ |----------- | | port | number |express listening port | | name | string |name of your service basically used for logs | | logLevel | debug, info, warning, error| level of logs to print | |jsonLimitSize| string | express json limit|

createFramework receive array of routes in the second arg

Endpoints:

A new endpoint can be created in the following way:

createFramework function can receive the following parameters:

| parameter | type |description | | ------------ | ------------ |----------- | | name | string |name of your service basically used for logs| | execute | (request: any, response: any) => Promise | endpoint entry function | | normalizeData | (data: any) => any |manipulate data that your execute function return before return it with the response| | headers | {[key: string]: string} |add some headers to the response | | withOwnResponse | boolean |if TRUE - return the response from the endpoint itself instead of the wrapper controller (false by default)|

Routes:

you can create new route in the following way:

you can also create new route with middleware in the following way: