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koa-routedebug

v0.1.1

Published

Reports applied routes from a Koa Router instance

Downloads

57

Readme

koa-routedebug

Reports applied routes from a Koa-Router instance

Installation

Either install globally or locally as you’ll need to pass routedebug a router debug anyway.

npm i -D koa-routedebug
# or
npm i -g koa-routedebug

Running

Once routedebug is in your path then pass it the location of a module that exports a Koa-Router instance,

// examples/basic/router.js
import Router from 'koa-router'
let router = new Router()

router.get( '/user', ... )
router.post( '/user', ... )

export default router
routedebug examples/basic/router.js

Routedebug will then go ahead and grab the module and example the various bits and pieces koa-router uses to structure itself.

Feel free to get adventurous and let bash expansion (if your shell supports it) pass an array of routers to routedebug

routedebug examples/**/*router*.js

Output

routedebug is more than a tad skinny at present and will just throw back a list of connected routes and methods for reaching them

/user
  POST
/user
  GET HEAD

It should get more interesting