connect-cleaner

#connect-cleaner Simple url sanitizer for connect and express.

Redirects trailing slash urls, normalizes letter case differences and cleans garbage from your URLs.

Inspired by connect-slashes.

##Installation

$ npm install connect-cleaner

##Usage

var connect = require('connect');
var cleaner = require('connect-cleaner');
var config  = require('config');

connect()
  .use(connect.responseTime())
  .use(cleaner(302)) // ideally, put cleaner as earlier as possible
  .use(yourApp(config))
  .listen(8080);

By default, cleaner responses with "fast 400"* on requests like //?/?///. Optionaly clear takes one argument which can be an Object (options) or Number (redirect code).

* By "fast 400" I mean that cleaner responses with unstyled 400 without body as soon as possible

##Options

• add <false> - determines if cleaner should add trailing slash. If true sets clean to false.
• clean <true> - determines if cleaner should clean trailing slash(es). Can be overrided by add and sanitize options.
• code <301> - determines redirect code.
• normilize <false> - determines if cleaner should normilize differences in letter cases in pathname. It's important to note that cleaner only fixes letter casing on pathname- querystring not affected.
• sanitize <false> - determines if claener should clean (sanitize) garbage in url (includes [/?&=], also sets clean to false).

##Post-initialization mutablity

var instance = cleaner(); // We need access to middleware for later configuring
app.use(instance);
  
// Later...
instance.set(code, 302);
// or
insatnce.set({ add: true, sanitize: true });

// Also we have more generic acces to `_options` object
instance.get('code'); // => 302
// or
instance.get();
/* =>
{
  add: true,
  clean: false,
  code: 302,
  sanitize: true,
  normalize: false
}
*/

##Examples

##License MIT