@steffy/http

Usage

In your @steffy application setup your server something like this:

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``typescript
import { injector, jsonLoader, moduleLoader, SYMBOLS } from '@steffy/core';
import '@steffy/http';
import { registerLogger } from '@steffy/logger';
import { Application } from './application';

export const boot = async () => {
...
await moduleLoader('./lib/controllers', 'controller'); // path to your controllers
...
};
`

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`typescript
import { IInjectable, inject, injectable } from '@steffy/core';
import { HttpServerPlugin } from '@steffy/http';
import { LoggerPlugin } from '@steffy/logger';
import IO from 'koa-socket-2'; // only if you want to use socket.io

@injectable()
export class Application {
private socket = new IO(); // only if you want to use socket.io
constructor(
@inject('LoggerPlugin') private logger: LoggerPlugin,
@inject('SteffyConfig') private config: IInjectable,
@inject('HttpServerPlugin') private server: HttpServerPlugin
) {}

public async start() {
this.logger.info('Steffy API Server', 'Starting');
this.server.warmup(); // path to your static serves
this.server.listen('public/'); // path to your static serves
// or
this.server.listen(this.socket); // socket.io handler
// or
this.server.listen('public/', this.socket); // path to your static serves, and your socket.io handler
}
}
`

and finally setup your controller

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for your functions simply use koa syntax

`typescript
import { IInjectable, inject, injectable } from '@steffy/core';
import { get } from '@steffy/http';
import { LoggerPlugin } from '@steffy/logger';

@injectable()
export class BaseController {
constructor(@inject('SteffyConfig') private config: IInjectable, @inject('LoggerPlugin') private logger: LoggerPlugin) {}

@get('/tick') // register your endpoint in router
public async getTick(ctx: any) {
ctx.body = 'tick';
}
}
``