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Ngamux
Build and modify HTTP routes and middleware in Go with Ngamux, supporting dynamic paths, request parsing, JSON/form handling, and fluent response writing.
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Build and modify HTTP routes and middleware in Go with Ngamux, supporting dynamic paths, request parsing, JSON/form handling, and fluent response writing.
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- Version
- 0.1.1
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Documentation
When to use this skill
Use this skill when the user needs to: Define HTTP endpoints: Create new routes for various HTTP methods (e.g., mux.Get("/users/:id", getUserHandler)) including dynamic path segments (/users/{id}) and wildcards (/files/*filePath). Implement request preprocessing/postprocessing: Add global middlewares (e.g., for authentication, logging, CORS) or group-specific middlewares to handle requests before they reach the main handler or after they are processed. For example, mux.Use(authMiddleware) or apiGroup.Use(loggingMiddleware). Extract incoming data from requests: URL Parameters: Retrieve values from dynamic path segments (e.g., req.Params("id")). Query Parameters: Access query string values (e.g., req.Query("name", "Guest")). Form Data: Parse application/x-www-form-urlencoded or multipart/form-data (e.g., req.FormValue("username"), req.FormFile("image")). JSON Payloads: Decode application/json request bodies into Go structs (e.g., req.JSON(&user)). Construct and send various response types: JSON Responses: Send structured data as JSON (e.g., ngamux.Res(rw).Status(http.StatusOK).Json(data)). Text Responses: Send plain text (e.g., ngamux.Res(rw).Status(http.StatusOK).Text("Hello, World!")). HTML Responses: Render HTML templates (e.g., ngamux.Res(rw).Status(http.StatusOK).HTML("template.html", data)). Custom Status Codes: Set specific HTTP status codes for responses. Configure router behavior: Adjust global settings like automatically removing trailing slashes (ngamux.WithTrailingSlash()), setting the logging verbosity (ngamux.WithLogLevel(slog.LevelDebug)), or providing custom json.Marshal/json.Unmarshal functions for specific serialization needs. Organize routes with grouping: Create nested route groups to apply common path prefixes and middlewares to a set of routes (e.g., /api/v1). Debug routing or handler issues: Inspect route definitions, middleware chains, request context, and logging output to diagnose and resolve problems.
Key Functionality
Route Definition: ngamux provides methods like mux.Get(), mux.Post(), mux.Put(), mux.Delete(), mux.Patch(), mux.Head(), and mux.All() to register http.HandlerFuncs for specific HTTP methods and paths. It supports path parameters (e.g., /{id}) and wildcards (/*filePath). Routes are efficiently stored and matched using a tree-like structure, leveraging the mapping package for optimized key-value storage. Middleware Application: The mux.Use() method allows global middleware registration, while mux.Group() and mux.With() enable group-specific middlewares. Middlewares are MiddlewareFunc types that wrap http.HandlerFuncs, allowing for a chain of responsibility pattern. The WithMiddlewares utility from common.go handles the functional chaining. Request Handling: The Request struct (wrapped *http.Request) offers convenience methods: Req().Params(key string): Retrieves URL path parameters parsed during routing. Req().Query(key string, fallback ...string): Accesses URL query string parameters. Req().QueriesParser(data any): Automatically binds query parameters to a Go struct using query tags and reflection. Req().FormValue(key string): Gets form field values. Req().FormFile(key string, maxFileSize ...int64): Handles file uploads from multipart forms. Req().JSON(store any): Decodes JSON request bodies into a provided Go interface. Req().Locals(key any, value ...any): Manages request-scoped data in the context. Response Handling: The Response struct (wrapped http.ResponseWriter) provides a fluent API for crafting responses: Res(rw).Status(code int): Sets the HTTP status code. Res(rw).Text(data string): Sends text/plain content. Res(rw).JSON(data any): Sends application/json content, using the configured JSON marshaller. Res(rw).HTML(path string, data any): Renders HTML templates using html/template. Configuration: Global Config options are set via ngamux.New() and functional options like ngamux.WithTrailingSlash() and ngamux.WithLogLevel(). Custom JSON marshalling/unmarshalling can be provided. Route Grouping: The mux.Group(path string) and mux.GroupFunc(path string, router func(mux *Ngamux)) methods allow hierarchical organization of routes, where child groups inherit path prefixes and can apply their own set of middlewares, leading to cleaner code organization and shared logic.
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