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express-keenio

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Express middleware for creating events from request-responses.

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var express = require("express"), config = require("./config.json"), keenioMiddleware = require('../'); var app = express(); keenioMiddleware.configure(config); app.use(keenioMiddleware); app.get('/alter-status', function (req, res) { res.status(201).json({ abc: "hey" }); }); app.get('/json-method', function (req, res) { res.json({ special: 'hey', abc: 4 }); }); app.get('/jsonp-method', function (req, res) { // It doesn't matter about that callback thing, since the object passed in here is an object. res.jsonp({ special: 'hey', abc: 4 }); }); app.get('/send-method', function (req, res) { res.send({ special: 'hey', abc: 4 }); }); app.get('/send-method-swap-the-status-and-body', function (req, res) { res.send({ yes: true }, 201); }) app.get('/json-method-only-status', function (req, res) { res.json(201); }); app.get('/jsonp-method-only-status', function (req, res) { res.jsonp(201); }); app.get('/send-method-only-status', function (req, res) { res.send(201); }); app.get('/send-method-with-json-string', function (req, res) { // Somehow Express decides this is a json object... Which is cool but strange imho. res.send('{ "special": "hey", "abc": 4 }'); }); app.get('/send-method-forcing-json-in-strange-way', function (req, res) { // Somehow Express decides this is a json object irrelevant of the Content-Type... // Which means the original behaviour I started with is the right behaviour. SWEET. res.set('Content-Type', 'application/json'); res.send('{ "special": "hey", "abc": 4 }'); }); app.get('/redirect-method', function (req, res) { // Behind the scenes *DOES NOT* use res.send(). res.redirect('http://google.co.uk'); }); app.get('/redirect-method-with-2-args', function (req, res) { // Behind the scenes *DOES NOT* use res.send(). res.redirect(200, 'http://google.co.uk'); }); app.get('/redirect-method-with-path', function (req, res) { // Behind the scenes *DOES NOT* use res.send(). // @todo: Might be useful to generate a real url from this '../' thing? res.redirect(200, '../'); }); app.get('/render-method', function (req, res) { // idgaf ABOUT crashing this test. res.render('this-is-not-important-record-options-instead', { even: 'html-pages', might: 'have-data-that-is-dynamically', shown: 'shown-to-the-user' }); }); app.get('/send-file-method', function (req, res) { // I do not think I will need to worry about this, as it does not use res.send(). // See also: [expressjs#res.sendFile](http://expressjs.com/api.html#res.sendFile) res.sendfile('/uploads/download.txt'); }); app.get('/download-method', function (req, res) { // Likewise, see also: [expressjs#res.download](http://expressjs.com/api.html#res.download) res.download('/uploads/download.txt', 'another-filename.txt'); }); app.listen(3000);