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web-router

v1.2.1

Published

Simple client-side router module with middlewares, route groups and more.

Downloads

21

Readme

Install web-router with npm

Build Status

npm install --save web-router

Without browserify

<script src="/path/to/web-router.js"></script>

Usage

To setup web-router all you need to do is to reqiure the module with browserify, define your routes and then run the Route.init().

var Route = require('web-router');

Route.set('/hello/:variable', function(variable){
  console.log('hello', variable);
});

Route.group({
  'path/to/something': function(){},
  'path/to/something/else': function(){},
});

Route.init();

Route groups

Is a powerful way to structure your routes, and gives you the ability to prefix groups of routes.

// function structure
// prefix (optional): prefix is added to the routes in the group
// middleware (optional):
// routes: is a object where the object key defines the route and the related function is the callback
Route.group(prefix, middleware, routes);

// example
Route.group('admin', Auth.admin, {
  'users': UserController.list,
  'user/:id': UserController.show,
  'user/:id/delete': function(){
     // delete user
  }
});

Optional variables

If you need a variable in a route to be optional, you can do this by adding a ? at the end

Route.set('user/:id?', UserController.index);

Route parameters

If you have a url with params example.com?key=value. You can access those through the the Route.data.

// example url: www.example.com?key=value
Route.data.key // returns value

Middlewares

Middlewares are used when you want some logic to run before the callback is triggered. If the middleware returns true the callback will run as it normally would. If it returns false the route callback will not be triggered.

// Middleware example
// If you want to check if a user is logged in before the route is available
Route.set('/admin', Auth.check, function(){
  // triggers if Auth.check() returns true
});

Change route

web-router adds an event listener to all <a href="/hello/world"></a> to avoid page refreshes and instead triggers the Route.change('/hello/world').

Define 404 error

If you want to, you can rewrite the Route.notFound() to what ever you want.

// defined function which is triggered when route isn't found
Route.notFound = function(){
  // do something
};

Run unit test

npm test