Routes

Wobe route system follows the standards so on this is very simple to use.

Simplest example

import { Wobe } from 'wobe'

const app = new Wobe()
	// GET HTTP method
	.get('/hello', (context) => context.res.sendText('Hello GET world'))
	// POST HTTP method
	.post('/post/hello', (context) => context.res.sendText('Hello POST world'))
	// PUT HTTP method
	.put('/put/hello', (context) => context.res.sendText('Hello PUT world'))
	// DELETE HTTP method
	.delete('/delete/hello', (context) =>
		context.res.sendText('Hello DELETE world'),
	)
	.listen(3000)

Send response

• You can send a text response using the sendText function.

import { Wobe } from 'wobe'

const app = new Wobe()
	.get('/hello', (context) => context.res.sendText('Hello world'))
	.listen(3000)

• If you want to send a JSON response you can use the sendJson function.

import { Wobe } from 'wobe'

const app = new Wobe()
	.get('/hello', (context) =>
		context.res.sendJson({ message: 'Hello world' }),
	)
	.listen(3000)

• If you don't know at the advance what type is your response you can simply use the send function.

const app = new Wobe()
	.get('/hello', (context) => context.res.send('Hello world'))
	.get('/hello2', (context) => context.res.send({ message: 'Hello world' }))
	.listen(3000)

Route with parameters

You could also have some routes with parameters that can be easily accessible through the context.params object.

const app = new Wobe()
	.get('/hello/:name', (context) =>
		context.sendText(`Hello ${context.params.name}`),
	)
	.listen(3000)

Prelight requests

You can enable prelight requests for cors like this :

const app = new Wobe().options(
	'*',
	(ctx) => ctx.res.send(null),
	cors({
		origin: 'http://localhost:3000',
		allowHeaders: ['content-type'],
		credentials: true,
	}),
)