pull routes

Handle routes with a pull stream. In the browser it will listen for click events that are local to the server and automatically pipe the urls to the router. In node or the browser, you can set the route by calling .push with a url string.

Under the hood it uses routes. See the docs for route matching info.

install

$ npm install pull-routes

example

var S = require('pull-stream')
var Router = require('pull-routes')
var router = Router()
var routeStream = router([
    ['/', function () {
        return 'root path'
    }],
    ['/foo/:i', function (params) {
        return 'foo path ' + params.i
    }]
])
 
S(
    routeStream,
    S.log()
)
 
routeStream.push('/')
routeStream.push('/foo/1')
 
/* 
{
  params: {},
  splats: [],
  route: '/',
  fn: [Function],
  next: [Function]
}
*/
 
 
/*
{
  params: { i: '1' },
  splats: [],
  route: '/foo/:i',
  fn: [Function],
  next: [Function]
}
*/