@routup/basic

A bundle plugin that installs three of the most-commonly-needed parsers in one line:

@routup/body — request payload (JSON, URL-encoded, raw, text, streams)
@routup/cookie — cookie parsing + Set-Cookie serialization
@routup/query — query string parsing

Use it when you'd reach for all three anyway and want one import + one router.use() line.

Installation

bash

npm install @routup/basic

Quick start

typescript

import { Router, defineCoreHandler, serve } from 'routup';
import { basic } from '@routup/basic';
import { readRequestBody } from '@routup/basic/body';
import { useRequestCookie } from '@routup/basic/cookie';
import { useRequestQuery } from '@routup/basic/query';

const router = new Router();

router.use(basic());

router.post('/', defineCoreHandler(async (event) => {
    const body = await readRequestBody(event);
    const session = useRequestCookie(event, 'session');
    const query = useRequestQuery(event);
    return { body, session, query };
}));

serve(router, { port: 3000 });

The bundle re-exports each sub-plugin under @routup/basic/body, @routup/basic/cookie, and @routup/basic/query, so you can pick helpers without a second npm install.

When to use it

You need at least two of body/cookie/query — the bundle is no heavier than installing them individually
You're integrating with @routup/decorators, which expects all three parsers' helpers to be wired up as parameter extractors

When not to use it

You only need one of the three — install the individual plugin to keep the dep tree minimal
You need to run query-parsing in front of body-parsing (or any non-default ordering) — install the individual plugins so you control router.use() order

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@routup/basic

Installation

Quick start

When to use it

When not to use it

See also