Package Exports
- oily
- oily/dist/index.js
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Readme
Oily 
A blazingly fast Bun.js filesystem router, with an unpleasantly smooth experience!
Installation
Once you've got Bun.js installed, The installation is super simple, just run the following commands.
# Install Bun.js, If you haven't yet.
curl https://bun.sh/install | bash
# Use Bun's package manager to install, or you
# can use any package manager that supports Bun.js.
bun add oilyUsage
// file: ./src/index.ts
import { Oily } from "oily";
await Oily.serve({
middleware: [
async (request, next) => {
// do something before.
const response = await next();
// do something after.
return response;
}
]
});
// now listening on port 3000.Routes are found, by default, within the ./http/routes directory, next to the entrypoint.
// file: ./src/http/routes/foo.ts
import { Oily } from "oily";
export default Oily.route({
methods: {
get: {
async handle() {
return Response.json({
foo: true
});
}
}
}
});