router

[KH93b]

that's not working for me
app.use('/', router);
router.get('/', async () => {
return { status: 'ok' };
});

so it works for me )))
app.get('/', async () => {
return { status: '21' };
});

I tried to set up the server today, it did not work. I have strange behavior. Maybe an eclipse

[KH93b]

This simple route example doesn't work for me. Do you work?
http://localhost:8000/foo/gg
{"status":"error","code":404}

import nanoexpress from '@nanoexpress/ultimate/esm/nanoexpress.js'; const router = new nanoexpress.Router(); const app = nanoexpress(); app.use('/foo', router); router.get('/gg', async () => { return { status: 'ok' }; }); await app.listen(8000);

[dalisoft]

@KH93b I hope it shows that it works and hope you are not trolling. If you Junior or Intern developer, that's fine but if you're experienced developer, please re-check and/or stop trolling me.

[KH93b]

I'm not trolling you, I just want to understand how it works. When I make a response without a route, the browser gets the response {status: 'ok'}. If I do the same through the router, then the browser gets {"status":"error","code":404} even though I send {status: 'ok'}. That is, you want to say that everything is fine, as it should work?

[dalisoft]

For my case it works as you see by curl

[dalisoft]

I recommend you creating the minimal test case or minimal reproducible repo and add to readme what use case does not work so i can test and fix where it does not work.

[KH93b]

I don't know how to do it in the repo. i use the simplest code.
import nanoexpress from import nanoexpress from '@nanoexpress/ultimate/esm/nanoexpress.js';
const router = new nanoexpress.Router();

const app = nanoexpress();

// app.get('/got', async () => 'hello world');

app.use('/got', router);
router.get('/', async () => 'hello world');

await app.listen(8000);`

in the first case i get hello world, in the second one i get {"status":"error","code":404}