vue-router-middlewares v1.0.2

Vue-Route-Middleware

A simple koa-like middleware wrapper for vue-router

Caution

This module is still being developed and no guaruntee on production enviorment

Features

• Koa-like api
• Support either async or sync middleware
• A context object to store data through the whole routing lifecycle

Install

By script tag

<script src="cdn/vue.js"></script>  
<script src="cdn/vue-router.js"></script>  
<script src="node_modules/vue-router-middleware/lib/index.js"></script>  

By commonjs

npm install vue-router-middlewares -S

import vueRouterWrapper from 'vue-router-middlewares'
// or
const vueRouterWrapper = require('vue-router-middlewares')

How to use

Here is a simple snippet to show the use case

// create a vue-router instance
const originRouter = new VueRouter({
  ...// here your routes config
})

// wrapped it with vue-route-middleware
const router = vueRouterWrapper(originRouter, { debug: true })

// support chainning
router
  // async middleware
  .use(async(ctx,next) => {
    const res = await fetch('/path/to/api')
    await next()

    // logic if passed later middleware
    remoteLog()
  })

  // sync middleware
  .use((ctx,next) => {
    next()
  })

  .use((ctx,next) => {
    // ignore the later middlewares
    if(!ctx.auth) return
    next()
  })

  // stop routing if getting errors
  .use(ctx,next) => {
    throw new Error('oops')
  })

new Vue({
  router
}).$mount('#app')

the complete example could be found in the repo.

Context

I've delegate some params from origin vue-router instance to the ctx object passed to the middleware.

'path', 'query', 'params', 'meta', 'name', 'hash', 'matched' from to-router-instance are mapped to ctxkey

remember they are just writeable params, if you try to set value on them, it will generate or overwrite ctx_key

and if you rewrite ctx.path, if the middlewares all passed, the router will change its destination like a redirecting.