Welcome to Eframix Documentation
-- Eframix is a minimalistic Node.js framework inspired by Express.js, offering core routing, middleware, and JSON body parsing features with zero dependencies. -
-+ Welcome to Eframix Documentation +
++ Eframix is a minimalistic Node.js framework inspired by Express.js, + offering core routing, middleware, and JSON body parsing features with + zero dependencies. +
+- Routing -
-- Learn how to define routes in your Eframix application. -
+ return ( ++ Routing +
++ Learn how to define routes in your Eframix application. +
-- Eframix allows you to define routes for handling HTTP requests. Below are examples of how to handle different HTTP methods: -
++ Eframix allows you to define routes for handling HTTP requests. + Below are examples of how to handle different HTTP methods: +
- {/* GET Request */} -GET Request
-- The `GET` method is used to retrieve data from the server. Below is an example of how to define a `GET` route: -
-+ The `GET` method is used to retrieve data from the server. Below is + an example of how to define a `GET` route: +
+- In this example, the root route ('/') responds with the text "Home Page". -
+ /> ++ In this example, the root route ('/') responds with the + text "Home Page". +
-GET Request - About Page
-- You can also define additional `GET` routes like this: -
-+ You can also define additional `GET` routes like this: +
+- Here, the `/about` route will return "About Page" when accessed. -
+ /> ++ Here, the `/about` route will return "About Page" when + accessed. +
- {/* POST Request */} -POST Request
-- The `POST` method is used to send data to the server. Below is an example of how to define a `POST` route: -
-+ The `POST` method is used to send data to the server. Below is an + example of how to define a `POST` route: +
+- In this example, when data is sent to the `/api/data` route, the server responds with a JSON object confirming receipt. -
-+ In this example, when data is sent to the `/api/data` route, the + server responds with a JSON object confirming receipt. +
+- These examples demonstrate how to define routes for different HTTP methods and paths. Feel free to explore and customize your routes based on your application needs. -
++ These examples demonstrate how to define routes for different HTTP + methods and paths. Feel free to explore and customize your routes based + on your application needs. +
-- Writing Middleware -
-- Learn how to write custom middleware for your Eframix application. -
+ return ( ++ Writing Middleware +
++ Learn how to write custom middleware for your Eframix application. +
-- Middleware is a function that has access to the request, response, and the next middleware function in the application's request-response cycle. It can perform various tasks such as: -
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- Executing code. -
- Modifying the request and response objects. -
- Ending the request-response cycle. -
- Calling the next middleware function in the stack. -
- Middleware can be used for various purposes, including logging, authentication, error handling, and more. -
-+ Middleware is a function that has access to the request, response, + and the next middleware function in the application's + request-response cycle. It can perform various tasks such as: +
+-
+
- Executing code. +
- Modifying the request and response objects. +
- Ending the request-response cycle. +
- Calling the next middleware function in the stack. +
+ Middleware can be used for various purposes, including logging, + authentication, error handling, and more. +
+- Below is an example of a simple logging middleware that logs the request method and URL along with the timestamp. -
-+ Below is an example of a simple logging middleware that logs the + request method and URL along with the timestamp. +
+- This middleware logs the method and URL of every incoming request to the console. -
-+ This middleware logs the method and URL of every incoming request to + the console. +
+ + -- A minimalistic Node.js framework inspired by Express.js, offering core - routing, middleware, and JSON body parsing features with zero + A minimalistic Node.js framework inspired by Express.js, offering + core routing, middleware, and JSON body parsing features with zero dependencies. Ideal for lightweight HTTP server applications.