A mini javascript middleware pattern implementation forked from darrenscerri/Middleware.js.
$ npm install --save minimiddle
const assert = require('assert');
const Middleware = require('minimiddle');
// Create a middleware instance
var middleware = new Middleware();
// Apply first middleware function
middleware.use((arg, next) => {
arg.num += 2;
next();
});
// Apply second middleware function
middleware.use((arg, next) => {
arg.num *= 3;
next();
});
// Run middlewares
middleware.go({ num: 0 }, (arg) => {
assert.ok(arg.num === 6);
});
- use(
func(...args, next)
): Add middleware function to stack.
// Example 1: middlewares with single argument
middleware.use((arg, next) => {
arg.msg = 'middleware';
next();
});
middleware.use((arg, next) => {
arg.msg += ' example 1';
next();
});
// Example 2: middlewares with multiple arguments
middleware.use((arg1, arg2, arg3, next) => {
arg1.msg = 'middleware example 2';
arg2.msg = 'middleware example 2';
arg3.msg = 'middleware example 2';
next();
});
middleware.use((arg1, arg2, arg3, next) => {
arg1.msg += ' arg1';
arg2.msg += ' arg2';
arg3.msg += ' arg3';
next();
});
- go(
...args
,done(...args)
): Run middlewares.
// Example 1 (Cont.): run middleware with single argument
middleware.go({ msg: 'init msg' }, (arg) => {
console.log(arg.msg); // prints 'middleware example 1'
});
// Example 2 (Cont.): run middleware with multiple arguments
middleware.go({ msg: '1st msg' }, { msg: '2nd msg' }, { msg: '3rd msg' }, (arg1, arg2, arg3) => {
console.log(arg1.msg); // prints 'middleware example 2 arg1'
console.log(arg2.msg); // prints 'middleware example 2 arg2'
console.log(arg3.msg); // prints 'middleware example 2 arg3'
});