Express Routes Extractor
A utility module for extracting and processing routes from Express applications.
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Introduction
The Express Routes Extractor is a JavaScript module that provides functions to extract and process routes from Express applications. It is particularly useful when you need to inspect and analyze the routing structure of your Express application.
Installation
To install the Express Routes Extractor, use the following npm command:
npm install express-routes-extractorUsage
ES6 Module
import { extractExpressRoutes, isExpressRouter } from 'express-routes-extractor';
import express from 'express';
// Your Express application instance
const myApp = express();
// Extract routes
const routes = extractExpressRoutes(myApp);
// Returns an array of route objects with information about the HTTP method and path.
/* [ { path: '/ping', method: 'POST' } ] */
// Check if the application is an Express router
import router from "./router.js";
const isRouter = isExpressRouter(router);
console.log('Is Express Router:', isRouter); // true
// Returns 'true' if the application is an Express router, otherwise false.CommonJS (Node.js)
const { extractExpressRoutes, isExpressRouter } = require('express-routes-extractor');
const express = require('express');
// Your Express application instance
const myApp = express();
// Extract routes
const routes = extractExpressRoutes(myApp);
// Returns an array of route objects with information about the HTTP method and path.
/* [ { path: '/ping', method: 'POST' } ] */
// Check if the application is an Express router
const router = require("./user-router.js");
const isRouter = isExpressRouter(router);
console.log('Is Express Router:', isRouter); // true
// Returns 'true' if the application is an Express router, otherwise false.API Reference
extractExpressRoutes(application)
Extracts routes from the given Express application.
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Parameters:
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application: An instance of an Express application.
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Returns:
- An array of route objects with information about the HTTP method and path.
isExpressRouter(application)
Checks if the given application is an Express router.
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Parameters:
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application: An instance of an Express application.
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Returns:
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trueif the application is an Express router, otherwisefalse.
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Examples
import { extractExpressRoutes, isExpressRouter } from 'express-routes-extractor';
import express from 'express';
// Your Express application instance
const myApp = express();
const routes = extractExpressRoutes(myApp);
console.log('Extracted Routes:', routes);
/* [ { path: '/ping', method: 'POST' } ] */
const router = require("./user-router.js");
const isRouter = isExpressRouter(router);
console.log('Is Express Router:', isRouter); // trueContributing
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License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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