Start your Koa project with necessary Boring codes.
npm i --save spw-kobp
# OR
yarn add spw-kobp
NOTE we listed koa as our peerDependencies so please include the koa in your own codebase.
Start your node.js TypeScript project and describe your endpoints with controller style.
To expose each method as routes. Use our built-in decorator. Route which accepts method, paths, and Koa's middlwares.
controllers/hello.cotnroller.ts
import type { KobpServiceContext } from 'spw-kobp'
import { Route, BaseRoutedController } from 'spw-kobp'
export class HelloController extends BaseRoutedController {
@Route('post', '/echo')
async migrate(context: KobpServiceContext) {
return context.request
}
@Route()
async index(context: KobpServiceContext) {
return {
hello: 'world'
}
}
}Or you can describe your controllers in a classical way. (Avoid using decorators). This method introduce less code when it is bundled.
controllers/hello.controller.ts
import type { KobpServiceContext } from 'spw-kobp'
import { RouteMap, BaseRoutedController } from 'spw-kobp'
export class HelloController extends BasedRouteController {
public getRouteMaps(): RouteMap {
return {
...super.getRouteMaps(),
index: { method: 'get', path: '/', middlewares: [] }, // Same as our decorator above.
}
}
async index(context: KobpServiceContext) {
return {
hello: 'world'
}
}
}Now to utilise this controller. Simply use Koa as your application with our boiler plate.
server.ts
export default makeServer((koa) => {
}, {
port: 9000
})By the example above. You will be able to:
curl -XGET http://localhost:9000/hello/hi[ ] Example repo
[ ] Inter Service Communication
[ ] SNS/SQS Handler