remit-route v1.4.6

#remit remit an easy way to manage routes with javascript supports optencion of parameters, with the latest version released can validate a form and simulate methods such as GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS

Download/Installation

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production development

install with npm

for install you should use the following command

npm install remit-route

##routes

configured to display the error page that is displayed by default and an example of how to use a route

var app = new remit({
	/*showPageNotFount: true,
    showAccessError: true,*/
    viewPath: '/default_dir_view/'
})

var route = new app.Route({
	registerMiddleware: {
		'user': function(req, res, next) {
			if (req.params.id == 1){
				return next(res)
			}
			res.redirect('/')
		}
	}
})

route.get('/', function(req, res) {
    alert('home')
})

to obtain the parameters

route.get('/user/{id}', function(req, res, id){
	alert(id) // or req.params.id 
})

among the options of this url:

• / user/{name}
• / user/{id: number}
• / user/{name: string}
• / user/{name: upper}
• / user/{name: lower}
• / user/(?P<id>\d+|\D+|otherOptions)

if you want to submit a form by post method and validate the second parameter an object is passed

route.get('/user/login', {
	validation: ['#idForm', {'name': 'required', 'pass': 'required'}],
	render: function(req, res) {
		console.log('via get');
   }
};

When running a view, the key is changed

route.get('/user/login', {
	asyncValidation: ['#idForm', {'name': 'required', 'pass': 'required'}],
	render: function(req, res) {
		res.view('login.html');
   }
};

run the post method

route.post('/user/login', function() {
	console.log('post')
})

or do so through the method options

route.options('/user/login', {
	validation: ['#idForm', {'name': 'required', 'pass': 'required'}],
	render: function(req, res) {
		console.log('OPTIONS method')
   }
}

create groups

route.group('/user', function(route) {
    route.get('/login', function() {
    	console.log('login')
    })
    
    route.get('/register', function() {
    	console.log('register')
    })
})

render and pass data to the view

route.get('/view', function(req, res) {
	res.view('index.html', {
	    welcome: 'welcome!'
	})
})

routes method

• group
• get
• post
• put
• patch
• delete
• options

#middleware

use the middleware that is registered, or pass as a function

route.get('/verify/user/{id}', {
	middleware: 'user',
	render: function(req, res, id) {
		console.log(id);
   }
};

##validation

options available to validate

• required
• min:min_value
• max:max_value

var validator = new app.validation('#idForm', {
	'inputName': 'required|min:6|max:20'
}).ifNotSubmit()

##local storage and session storage

using localData function to store data, by default uses the localStorage, you can specify that you want to use session specifying in the last parameter

app.localData('key', 'value');

or

app.localData.set('key', 'value');

to add session

app.localData('key', 'value', 'session');

the same to obtain or remove

app.localData.delete('key' /*, null or 'session'*/);

get value

app.localData.get('key' /*, null or 'session'*/);

##Cookie

add Cookie

app.Cookie('key', 'value'/*, options {} */);

or

app.Cookie.assign('key', 'value'/*, options {} */);

static methods

app.Cookie.assign('key', 'value'/*, options {}  */);
app.Cookie.all(); // return an array
app.Cookie.delete('key');
app.Cookie.get ('key') // return a string

when the browser is reloaded, methods post, put, patch and delete is executed once