Interface RoutesConfig

interface RoutesConfig {
    authenticationModule?: string;
    basePath?: string;
    bodyCoercion?: boolean;
    esm?: boolean;
    iocModule?: string;
    middleware?: "express" | "hapi" | "koa";
    middlewareTemplate?: string;
    noWriteIfUnchanged?: boolean;
    routesDir: string;
    routesFileName?: string;
}

Hierarchy

  • RoutesConfig

    Properties

    authenticationModule?: string

    Authentication Module for express, hapi and koa

    basePath?: string

    Base API path; e.g. the '/v1' in https://myapi.com/v1

    bodyCoercion?: boolean
    esm?: boolean

    When enabled, the imports in the routes files will have a .js extention to support esm.

    Default

    false
    
    iocModule?: string

    IOC module; e.g. './inversify/ioc' where IOC container named iocContainer is defined (https://github.com/inversify/InversifyJS)

    middleware?: "express" | "hapi" | "koa"

    Middleware provider.

    middlewareTemplate?: string

    Override the Middleware template

    noWriteIfUnchanged?: boolean

    Avoid writing the generated route file if the existing file is identical (useful to optimize watch processes); false by default

    routesDir: string

    Routes directory; generated routes.ts (which contains the generated code wiring up routes using middleware of choice) will be dropped here

    routesFileName?: string

    Routes filename; the filename of the generated route file ('routes.ts' by default)

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