Introduction

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1 Introduction

Sener is a simple, efficient, powerful, and highly scalable nodejs web server framework The core of Sener is a simple http server. With built-in request and response parsing and a highly flexible middleware system, developers can develop feature-rich and powerful web applications based on Sener.

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2. Features

1. Simple and efficient architecture, fully written in TS, highly friendly TS declaration support
2. Supports a highly customized and highly scalable middleware system, using the onion model and rich routing hooks

3. Middleware

Name	Type	Function	Supported Version
router	built-in	simple and highly scalable routing rules	0.0.3
cookie	built-in	for cookie fetching and injection	0.0.15
session	built-in	for session acquisition and injection [depends on cookie]	0.0.15
cors	built-in	support for cross-origin requests	0.0.3
env	built-in	for injecting and using environment variables	0.0.15
ip-monitor	built-in	used for risk control interception of request ip	0.0.15
validator	built-in	supports validating input parameters and parameter type definitions	0.0.15
json	standalone	support json files for data storage	0.0.4
static	standalone	support static file directory	0.0.14
form	Standalone	Support formdata parsing and file upload	0.0.11
config	independent	supports highly flexible parameter configuration and dynamic change and monitoring	0.0.11
log	Independent	Support flexible log system, support log level control	0.0.11
mysql	standalone	support mysql connection	0.0.12
mongodb	standalone	support mongodb connection, collocation encapsulation	0.0.12
rpc	stand-alone	remote call support, support client and server use, support x-trace-id injection request	0.0.13

The built-in middleware is the middleware that comes with the sener package, but it needs to be manually introduced when using it

To use the independent middle, you need to install the corresponding independent package

4. Basic use

import { Sener, Router } from 'sener';
const router = new Router({
     '/demo': ({ query }) => {
         // or: 'get:/demo': ({ query }) => { // get: prefix can be ignored
         query.message = 'from get';
         return { data: query };
         // Custom headers or statusCode
         // return { data: query, headers: {}, statusCode: 200 };
     },
     'post:/demo': async ({ body }) => {
         body. message = 'from post'
         return { data: body };
     },
});

new Sener({
   port: 9000,
   middlewares: [router],
});

If it is used directly by nodejs, please use the cjs specification reference

const { Sener, Router } = require('sener');

The esm specification is used in the following documents, and the default port is 9000. If you need cjs, please modify it yourself

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