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wooter

Getting Started

wooter is runtime-agnostic. You define routes and call fetch.

Install Or Import

Section titled “Install Or Import”
Section titled “JSR (recommended)”
Terminal window
deno add jsr:@bronti/wooter

npm projects (via JSR CLI)

Section titled “npm projects (via JSR CLI)”
Terminal window
npx jsr add @bronti/wooter

ESM URL via esm.sh

Section titled “ESM URL via esm.sh”
import { c, Wooter } from "https://esm.sh/jsr/@bronti/wooter"

First Router

Section titled “First Router”
import { c, Wooter } from "@bronti/wooter"


const router = new Wooter()


router.route(c.chemin(), "GET", ({ resp }) => {
  resp(new Response("hello"))
})


router.route(c.chemin("posts", c.pNumber("id")), "GET", ({ params, resp }) => {
  resp.json({ postId: params.get("id") })
})


export default router

Method Maps

Section titled “Method Maps”

You can provide per-method handlers in one route declaration.

router.route(c.chemin("posts"), {
  GET: ({ resp }) => resp.json([{ id: 1 }]),
  POST: ({ resp }) => resp(new Response(null, { status: 201 })),
})

Next Steps

Section titled “Next Steps”