Routing
Learn how to use the routing system in Aurora
Routing
Get
The get method is used to register a route that will only respond to HTTP GET requests:
Aurora.get('/', function(req, res)
res.send("Hello World")
end)
function get(path: string, handler: (request: Request, resonse: RouteResponse) -> RouteResponse, middleware: { string }?)
Post
The post method is used to register a route that will only respond to HTTP POST requests:
Aurora.post('/', function(req, res)
res.send("Hello World")
end)
function post(path: string, handler: (request: Request, resonse: RouteResponse) -> RouteResponse, middleware: { string }?)
Put
The put method is used to register a route that will only respond to HTTP PUT requests:
Aurora.put('/', function(req, res)
res.send("Hello World")
end)
function put(path: string, handler: (request: Request, resonse: RouteResponse) -> RouteResponse, middleware: { string }?)
Patch
The patch method is used to register a route that will only respond to HTTP PATCH requests:
Aurora.patch('/', function(req, res)
res.send("Hello World")
end)
function patch(path: string, handler: (request: Request, resonse: RouteResponse) -> RouteResponse, middleware: { string }?)
Delete
The delete method is used to register a route that will only respond to HTTP DELETE requests:
Aurora.delete('/', function(req, res)
res.send("Hello World")
end)
function delete(path: string, handler: (request: Request, resonse: RouteResponse) -> RouteResponse, middleware: { string }?)
Route Parameters
Route parameters are named URL segments that are used to capture the values specified at their position in the URL. The captured values are then made available in the params object on the Request object.
Aurora.get('/user/:id', function(req, res)
res.send("User ID: " .. req.params.id)
end)