koa-architect

About

Reads a folder with middleware and routes and reduces them to middleware using koa-mount and koa-trie-router.
That eventually allows you run your app extremely simple:

const Koa = require('koa')
const architect = require('koa-architect')

let app = new Koa()

for(let middleware of architect.readMiddlewareAndRoutes('./middleware')) {
  app.use(middleware)
}

All of you need is keep in mind next things:

1. each your file should returns a middleware or routes
2. if it returns middleware then it will be pushed to the middleware stack
3. if it returns routes then they will be reduced to middleware using a router

How does exactly your routes will be reduced to middleware?

// router.use(fn)
exports.use = function (ctx) {
}

// router.get('/', fn)
exports.get = {
  'index': function (ctx) {
  }
}

// router.post('/foo', fn)
// router.post('/bar/:id', fn)
exports.post = {
  'foo': function (ctx) {
  },
  'bar/:id': function (ctx) {
  }
}

Example

Assume, we have next folder tree and code:

middleware/
middleware/01-foo/index.js
middleware/02-bar/index.js
middleware/route/index.js
middleware/nested/index.js
middleware/nested/middleware/index/index.js
middleware/nested/middleware/baz/index.js

middleware/01-foo/index.js

// Middleware
module.exports = function (ctx, next) {
  // Doing here some work and go next
  ctx.state.foo = 1
  return next()
}

middleware/02-bar/index.js

// Middleware
module.exports = function (ctx, next) {
  // Doing here some work and go next
  ctx.state.bar = 1
  return next()
}

middleware/route/index.js

// Routes
exports.get = {
  'index': function (ctx) {
    ctx.response.body = ctx.state
  }
}

exports.post = {
  'test/:id': function (ctx) {
    ctx.response.body = ctx.params.id
  }
}

middleware/nested/index.js

// Nested middleware and/or routes

const path = require('path')
const architect = require('koa-architect')

// Since this folder contains nested middleware/routes
// we need use koa-architect to read them

exports.use = architect.readMiddlewareAndRoutes(path.join(__dirname, './middleware'))

middleware/nested/middleware/index/index.js

// Routes
exports.use = function (ctx) {
  ctx.response.body = ctx.originalUrl
}

middleware/nested/middleware/baz/index.js

// Routes
exports.get = {
  'index': function (ctx) {
    ctx.response.body = ctx.originalUrl
  }
}

And we launch our app using this way:

const Koa = require('koa')
const architect = require('koa-architect')

let app = new Koa()

for(let middleware of architect.readMiddlewareAndRoutes('./middleware')) {
  app.use(middleware)
}

Thus we will get a server which handle requests next way:

GET --> / 
GET <-- 404 "Not Found"

GET --> /route
GET <-- 200 {"foo":1,"bar":1}

POST --> /route/test/1
POST <-- 200 "1"

GET --> /nested
GET <-- 200 "/nested"

GET --> /nested/baz
GET <-- 200 "/nested/baz"

See test/fixtures for details.

Package managers

NPM

npm install koa-architect

You could find this module in npm like koa-architect.