express-route-fs

File system-based approach for handling routes in Express.

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Installation

$ npm install express-route-fs --save

Features

- Automatically load router files from a specifiable directory
- Easily organize and find your routers by using subdirectories for them
- Lightweight API

Usage

__Syntax:__ routeFs(app[, options])

1. Define your routes in a directory

- It is encouraged to use separate files for each page in order to easily debug routing issues.
- Subdirectories can be used
- An index.js file of a directory sets the routing base to the directory's path.

2. Initialize the routers automatically

``js
var express = require('express');
var routeFs = require('express-route-fs');

var app = express();
routeFs(app, { routerDir: __dirname + '/routes' });
`

Options

| Option | Description | Default |
|-------------|----------------------------------------|-----------|
| routerDir` | Load router files from this directory. | ./routes/ |