my-router v2.0.0

my-router is my simple router for me.

my-router routes everything by URL path.

Installation

npm install my-router

Usage

var Router = require('my-router').Router;

var router=new Router({
    patterns:{
        ':id': /^\w+$/
    }
});

// Add values to router
router.add('/foo', 'foo');
router.add('/foo/bar', 'foobar');
router.add('/:id', 'id');
router.add('/:id/bar', 'idbar');

router.addPattern(':num', /^\d+$/);
router.add('/:id/:num', 'idnum');

// Route by paths

console.log(router.route('/foo'));
/* returns
    {
        'params':{},
        'result': 'foo'
    } */

console.log(router.route('/foo/bar'));
/* returns
    {
        'params':{},
        'result': 'foobar'
    } */

console.log(router.route('/hoge'));
/* returns
    {
        'params':{
            ':id': 'hoge'
        },
        'result': 'id'
    } */

console.log(router.route('/hoge/bar'));
/* returns
    {
        'params':{
            ':id': 'hoge'
        },
        'result': 'idbar'
    } */

console.log(router.route('/hoge/baz'));
/* returns null */

console.log(router.route('/foo/123'));
/* returns
    {
        'params':{
            ':num': '123',
            ':id': 'foo'
        },
        'result': 'idnum'
    } */

TypeScript declaration

Available.

Note that Router is of type Router<T>, where T is the type of values routed.

APIs

router = new Router([options])

Creates new router.

• options.patternPrefix a character which is prefixed with the name of pattern-match segment. Defaults to :
• options.patterns a dictionary from the name of pattern-match segment to RegExp

router.add(path,value)

Mounts value to path.

result = router.route(path)

Gets value mounted at path. Returns null if none.

If value is available, returned object has:

• params dictionary of pattern matching results.
• result value.

result = router.addPattern(seg,pattern)

Adds new pattern-match segment definition to router.

Changelog

• v1.1.0 (2015-06-20)
  • Add router.addPattern for me.
• v1.0.0

License

MIT