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urlpattern-router
urlpattern-router/index.js

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Readme

urlpattern-router

Router based on URLPattern Web Specification, in 150 lines and used in Production!

An isomorphic router for @denoland, @nodejs (probably), @cloudflare, Browsers, or anything that has support for it!

See the examples. Briefly, the basic stuff of a router, LOL.

Note: You can also somehow import urlpattern-polyfill for environments that don't have it yet - Deno, Deno Deploy, and Cloudflare does.

// Cloudflare or others
import { Router, json, ok, notFound } from "urlpattern-router";

// Or Deno: `https://ghuc.cc/tunnckoCore/urlpattern-router/index.js`
// import { Router, json, ok, notFound } from "urlpattern-router";

const router = new Router({ baseURL: "http://some-domain.com" });

router
    .get("/", async () => new Response("Homepage hehe!"))
    .get("/item/:id", (req, { params }) => ok(`Matching id: ${params.id}`))
    .get("/api/hello", () => json({ hello: "world" }))
    .get("/api/hi/:name", (req, { params: { name } }) => json({ hi: name }));

// or router._routes
console.log(router);

by request method

router.all
router.any
router.get
router.post
router.put
router.patch
router.delete
router.head
router.options

handling

router.addRoute - used internally for above methods
router.match
router.matchRequest
router.handle - calls the handler for matching route
router.fetch - useful for Cloudflare Workers
router.clear - clear routes