mw v1.3.4
This is a collection of useful middlewares.
redirect
node middleware that handles redirection.
Usage
{redirect} = require 'middleware'
# redirects `/foo` to `/bar`
router.get '/foo',
redirect '/bar'
# redirects `/foo/$var` to `/bar/$var`
router.get '/foo/:id',
redirect (req) -> "/bar/#{req.params.id}"render
middleware to render arbitrary views. This middleware can be used with all existing template engines.
Usage
Middleware called before render should populate the req.loaded object
with data that the view should present to the client
render will send the output of view req.loaded to the client
Example
jsonView = (params) -> JSON.stringify params
router.get '/resource',
(req, res, next) ->
req.loaded =
foo: 'bar'
fitz: [1..10]
next()
render jsonView
# will render `'{"foo":"bar","fitz":[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]}'` to the
# clientbind
Transforms an asynchronous function into a middleware.
The result of the function will be bound to request.loaded.
Use this library if you want to load async data in a clean way.
Short Description
Transforms an asynchronous function f into a middleware.
The middleware will call f with (req, callback).
f has to call callback with err, value
which will cause value to be bound to req.loaded[name].
Usage
bind name, (req, next) ->
# do async stuff and call `next` when you are finished
error = null
result = 'result'
next error, resultname is the directive where to save the results from function.
# will bind the result of asnycMethod to `req.loaded.foo`
bind 'foo', (req, next) -> asyncMethod nextname can be nested.
# will bind the result of asyncMethod to `req.loaded.foo.bar`
bind 'foo.bar', (req, next) -> asyncMethod nextIf the asynchronous method returns an error the process is aborted and a Status Code of 500 is returned to the user.
Example
router.get '/user',
bind 'users.all', (req, next) -> dao.user.all next
(req, res, next) -> next console.log 'loaded users', req.loaded.users.all
# will output the result of `dao.user.all`
render view.user.all
router.get '/user/:id',
bind 'user.object', (req, next) -> dao.user.byId req.params.id, next
render view.user.showexec
Simple way to create middleware that should not modify the response.
Takes care of errors.
Useful for tasks like updating the database.
Example
router.post '/user/:id',
exec (req, next) -> dao.user.update req.params.id, req.body, nextWithout exec
router.post '/user/:id',
dao.user.update req.params.id, req.body, (err) ->
if err?
res.writeHead 500
res.end 'Internal Server Error'
else
next()flash
used for setting, loading flash messages.
{loadFlash, flash, redirect, render} = require 'mw'
router.post '/foo',
flash 'hello flash'
redirect 'back'
router.get '/foo'
loadFlash
(req, res, next) -> next console.log req.loaded.flash
# prints {message: 'hello flash', type: 'info'
# view.foo will receive `req.loaded` and can print them to the dom
render view.fooA view helper for displaying alerts can be found in dombox.
condition
if-else statement as a middleware
{condition} = require 'mw'
# the condition is dependant on the state
# in this example we use this simplified conditions
alwaysTrue = (req) -> true
alwaysFalse = (req) -> false
# this would be a useful condition
isLoggedIn = (req) -> req.session?.user?
log = (msg) -> (req, res, next) -> next console.log msg
# for details about sequenz see https://github.com/snd/sequenz
http.createServer sequenz [
condition alwaysTrue log('this middleware is executed'), log('this middleware is ignored')
condition alwaysFalse log('this middleware is ignored'), log('this middleware is executed')
condition alwaysFalse log('nothing is shown and the next middleware is executed')
(req, res, next) -> req.end()
]Parse Basic Auth
Allows to parse Basic Auth received from the Authorization Header.
http.createServer sequenz [
mw.parseBasicAuth()
(req, res, next) ->
console.log "Credentials are User: #{req.credentials?.user} Password: #{req.credentials?.password}"
req.end()Allows to set a default value if no credentials are submitted
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