actionhero/dist/config/routes.js

The reusable, scalable, and quick node.js API server for stateless and stateful applications

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.DEFAULT = void 0;
exports.DEFAULT = {
    routes: (config) => {
        return {
            get: [
                { path: "/status", action: "status" },
                { path: "/swagger", action: "swagger" },
                { path: "/createChatRoom", action: "createChatRoom" },
            ],
            /* ---------------------
            For web clients (http and https) you can define an optional RESTful mapping to help route requests to actions.
            If the client doesn't specify and action in a param, and the base route isn't a named action, the action will attempt to be discerned from this routes.js file.
      
            Learn more here: https://www.actionherojs.com/tutorials/web-server#Routes
      
            examples:
      
            get: [
              { path: '/users', action: 'usersList' }, // (GET) /api/users
              { path: '/search/:term/limit/:limit/offset/:offset', action: 'search' }, // (GET) /api/search/car/limit/10/offset/100
            ],
      
            post: [
              { path: '/login/:userID(^\\d{3}$)', action: 'login' } // (POST) /api/login/123
            ],
      
            all: [
              { path: '/user/:userID', action: 'user', matchTrailingPathParts: true } // (*) /api/user/123, api/user/123/stuff
            ]
      
            ---------------------- */
        };
    },
};