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@equinor/fusion-framework-vite-plugin-api-service

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Vite plugin for proxying service discovery and mocking

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import type { ApiRoute, IncomingRequest, RequestParams } from './types.js'; /** * Represents a function that matches a given path and request against specific criteria * and returns the result of the match. * * @typeParam T - The type of request parameters, extending `RequestParams`. * @param path - The path to be matched. * @param req - The incoming request object. * @returns The result of the match, containing information about the matched parameters. */ export type Matcher<T extends RequestParams = RequestParams> = (path: string, req: IncomingRequest) => MatchResult<T>; /** * Represents the result of a route matching operation. * * @template T - A type extending `RequestParams` that defines the structure of the route parameters. * @typedef MatchResult * * @property {boolean} - Indicates whether the route matches without extracting parameters. * @property {{ params: T }} - An object containing the extracted route parameters if the route matches. */ export type MatchResult<T extends RequestParams> = boolean | { params: T; }; /** * Creates a route matcher function based on the provided API route definition. * * This utility supports two types of matching strategies: * - **String pattern matching:** If `route.match` is a string, it is interpreted as a * {@link https://www.npmjs.com/package/path-to-regexp | path-to-regexp} pattern. The generated matcher * will extract dynamic parameters from the path and return them as an object if the path matches. * - **Custom matcher function:** If `route.match` is a function, it is used directly as the matcher, * allowing for advanced or custom matching logic that can utilize both the path and the request object. * * @typeParam T - The type of request parameters to extract from the path, extending `RequestParams`. * @param route - The API route definition, which specifies either a string pattern or a custom matcher function. * @returns A matcher function that takes a path and request, returning either a boolean or an object containing extracted parameters. * * @example * // Using a string pattern to extract parameters: * const matcher = createRouteMatcher<{ id: string }>({ match: '/user/:id' }); * const result = matcher('/user/42', req); // { params: { id: '42' } } * * @example * // Using a custom matcher function: * const customMatcher = createRouteMatcher( * { match: (path, req) => path === '/health' && req.method === 'GET' } * ); * const result = customMatcher('/health', req); // true */ export declare function createRouteMatcher<T extends RequestParams>(route: ApiRoute): Matcher<T>;