Routes

Routing in Routex is slightly different from other routers, because it is targeted towards making it much simpler.

To start, you can use the .get, .post, .delete, .patch, .put, and .any (all aliasing to .route) to attach single routes to a router. These methods are chainable, and can be in any order (uses exact match):

const { Routex, TextBody, JsonBody } = require("routex");
const app = new Routex();

app
  .get("/", () => {
    return new TextBody("GET /");
  })
  .post("/submit", (ctx) => {
    ctx.statusCode = 400;
    return new TextBody("POST /submit");
  })
  .get("/json", () => {
    return new JsonBody({ name: "john" });
  })
  .get(
    "/catch",
    () => {
      return new TextBody("GET /catch/*");
    },
    { exact: false }
  );

// Long form
app.route("POST", "/", (ctx) => {
  ctx.body = new TextBody("GET /");
});

app.any("/", (ctx) => {
  // Will catch all other methods on /
  ctx.body = new TextBody("DELETE/PUTCH/PUT /");
});

Also see handler.