neuron-router v2.4.4

neuron-router

Utility method to route a given url according to routing config.

Install

$ npm install neuron-router --save

Usage

config:

{
  routes: [
    {
      location: '/mod',
      root: '/home/my/.static_modules/'
    },
    {
      location: '/old',
      root: ['/data/public2', '/data/public'],

      // If the current router matches the pathname,
      // but the file does not exist, it will use the this `by_pass`
      by_pass: 'http://domain.com'
    },
    {
      location: '/new',
      root: '/data/',
      with_location: true
    }
  ],

  // If no router.location matches the given pathname,
  // it will search this directory
  root: '/old-data',

  // If specified and neuron-router find no corresponding file in local machine,
  // it will use the by_pass url
  by_pass: 'http://domain2.com/'
}

router.route(pathname, callback)

var router = require('neuron-router')(config);
var pathname = '/pathname/to/a.js'
router.route(pathname, function (filename, fallback_url) {

});

• config Object see above for examples

• pathname String pathname of the url(require('url').parse(url).pathname)

• filename String if any router matches the pathname, and the routed filename exists, it will not be null.
• fallback_url String

If the given pathname matches the router.location, neuron-router will search the local file within router.root, and if found, the filename of the found file will be passed to callback. Otherwise, filename will be null, and if router.by_pass or config.by_pass is defined, the resolved fallback url will passed to callback as the second parameter.

route.root path

route.root can be an array of paths, neuron-router will search the file from each path one by one.

route.with_location Boolean

Suppose

• pathname: '/path/to/a.js'
• route.location: /path
• route.root: /data/
• route.with_location: true

Then, neuron-router will search '/data/path/to/a.js' instead of /data/to/a.js.

And if route.with_location is false, it will search /data/to/a.js.

router.add(routes)

Adds a new route or array of routes. If the route.location is already added, the route.root will be concated with the root of the existed route.

• routes Object|Array.<route>

License

MIT