This project is currently experimental and may not work properly! If you find any bug, please write an issue.

Key Features • Introduction • How To Use • Example • Credits • License

• Typescript with Decorators
• Made for Deno
  • works with Deno Deploy
• Lightweight
• Zero third party dependencies (only std & my own modules (x/vade))
• Highly customizable
• Controller nesting (using @Include())
• Native URLPattern routing

DAR (formerly Pterosaur) stands for "Decorator based API Router" and is aimed to be used as a REST API Server, which primarily uses JSON data. It is built to support Deno Deploy.

DAR is available via Deno's Thrid Party Modules.

import { ... } from 'https://deno.land/x/dar/mod.ts';

Create a simple controller class.

@Controller()
class SomeClass {
    // Methods here
}

Create a simple get method.

@Get()
someMethod() {
    return { success: true }
}

Create the application

const app: Application = new Application({
    controller: [SomeClass],
});

And register the handler. We use Deno's Standard Library

await serve((request: Request) => app.handle(request), { port: 8080 });

And all together

import { ... } from 'https://deno.land/x/dar/mod.ts';

@Controller()
class SomeClass {
    @Get()
    someMethod() {
        return { success: true }
    }
}

const app: Application = new Application({
    controller: [SomeClass],
});

await serve((request: Request) => app.handle(request), { port: 8080 });

$ deno run --allow-net https://deno.land/x/dar/examples/basic.ts

• Include decorator not working in Deno Deploy. Need to use controller options to nest controllers!

• Alosaur - Another decorator based router

This software uses the following open source projects:

• Deno Standard Modules
• Dinosaur icons created by Darius Dan - Flaticon

MIT

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