decorator-koa-router.ts

decorator of koa route

Usage

install

npm i --save @khgame/decorator-koa-router
or yarn add @khgame/decorator-koa-router

in code

To use this lib with typescripts, option experimentalDecorators should be enabled in the tsconfig.json

1. import methods api, controller and constant HttpMethod

import { api, controller, HttpMethod } from "@khgame/decorator-koa-router"

2. decorate @controller for your controller class and @api for your method

@controller("user")
export class userController {
    @api("get_user")
    getUser(ctx){
    }
}

3. register them in your service entrance

import { router, useController } from "@khgame/decorator-koa-router";
useController(`${__dirname}/your_controller_file`)
router.prefix("/api"); // is you want a api prefix
app.use(router.routes()).use(router.allowedMethods()); // the controller will registered automatically

if you are using index file to export all controllers, for example

// controllers/index.ts or controllers/index.js
export * from './userController';
export * from './resController';
...
// service.js
import { router, useController } from "@khgame/decorator-koa-router";
useController(`${__dirname}/controllers`)

the only file need to apply useController is the index file 4. further more, you can use useFolder to load all controllers recursively in a folder

// for folder structure:
// controllers/userController.ts
// controllers/resController.ts
// controllers/more/bookController.ts
import { router, useFolder } from "@khgame/decorator-koa-router";
useFolder(`${__dirname}/controllers`) // load: userController and resController
useFolder(`${__dirname}/controllers`, true) // recursice load: all controllers

Detail of decorate

• @controller(path: string, ...middleware: Middleware[])
  1. path are required
  2. must decorate to the class
• @api(path?: string, method?: HttpMethod, ...middleware: Middleware[])
  1. path are optioned, the slash "/" should be added manually
     @api("/show_me_the_money")
  2. when path are set as undefined or left empty, the api name is the methods name
     @api()
@api(undefined, HttpMethod.GET)
  3. using only one "/" to set path as the root of the controller @api("/")
  4. you can set method by bit operation, for example api(path?: string, method?: HttpMethod, ...middleware: Middleware[])

More Example

see ./bench