@reflet/express@2.0.0

@reflet/express 2.0 : The Maturation 🚀

A few breaking changes to make reflet even more flexible:

• a configurable final handler instead of a default global error handler.
• a more programmable Send decorator.

A few ones to make reflet more maintainable:

• Router decorator is now mandatory on registered classes (global routes can still be added within the child Application class).
• New reflet package with HTTP primitives is required as peer dependency: @reflet/http.

And a few other features to improve your dev experience:

• New ScopedMiddlewares decorator to isolate same path router middlewares.
  ...

Migration Guide: https://github.com/jeremyben/reflet/blob/master/express/MIGRATION.md

Documentation: https://github.com/jeremyben/reflet/blob/master/express/README.MD

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jeremyben/reflet/blob/master/express/CHANGELOG.md

@reflet/express@1.6.0

• Application class to apply decorators globally:

@Send()
@Use(express.json())
class MyApp extends Application {
  @Get('/healthcheck')
  healthcheck() {
    return { success: true }
  }
}

const app = new MyApp()
app.register([UserController])
app.listen(3000)

• Router.Children decorator to register nested controllers in a declarative way:

@Router('/album')
@Router.Children(() => [TrackController])
class AlbumController {}

@Router('/:albumId/track', { mergeParams: true })
class TrackController {}

• Router.Dynamic decorator to share a child router with multiple parents.

@Router('/foo')
@Router.Children(() => [{ path: '/items', router: ItemsController }])
class FooController {}

@Router('/bar')
@Router.Children(() => [{ path: '/elements', router: ItemsController }])
class BarController {}

@Router.Dynamic()
class ItemsController {}