NOTE: 2.x is a significant departure from 0.x. Roo has been updated to reflect the changing landscape. The new roo is only meant to recieve and response to dynamic data.
Jump-start your front-end server. Bundles and configures the boilerplate of a Koa app.
const roo = Roo()
const users = Roo()
roo.mount('/users', users)
users.get('/', function * () {
this.body = 'users!'
})
roo.listen(3000)
Initialize Roo.
Roo.{get,post,put,delete,...}(route[, middleware, ...], handle)
Add a route to Roo. Routing is powered by kr, so visit there for API details.
roo.post('/signup', signup)
Pass additional middleware generator's to Roo.
Mount an app inside of Roo at path. path defaults to /
const app = roo()
const dash = roo()
app.mount('/dashboard', dash);
Start the server on port. You may pass the environment variable PORT=8080 in to specify a port. Otherwise it defaults to 3000 if otherwise not specified.
Get koa's request handler. Useful if you'd like to proxy requests.
Roo is short for Kangaroo. I wrote this while visiting Australia for CampJS and I have Kangaroos on my mind.
Kangaroo Icon by Olivier Guin
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