js-reverse
Allows to store urls in one place and get it everywhere you want. Just like in Django.
How to use
Install
yarn add js-reverse
or
npm install js-reverse
Define urls in one place
//urls.js file
const urls = {
'allImages': '/images/all/',
'catImage': '/images/<animal>/<id>/',
};
module.exports = urls;Use it everywhere you want
import Library from 'js-reverse';
import urls from './urls';
const library = new Library('big-cat-database.com');
library.register(urls);Without params in urls
library.get('allImages');
// big-cat-database.com/images/all/
With params in <> brackets
library.get('catImage', {animal: 'cat', id: 9000});
// big-cat-database.com/images/cat/9000/With query string
library.get('catImage', {animal: 'cat', id: 9000}, {paginateBy: 20, order: 'from_cute_to_ugly'});
// http://big-cat-database.com/images/cat/9000/?paginateBy=20&order=from_cute_to_uglyTests
To run the tests just use npm run test or yarn test. This starts the Jest tests, which will run all *.spec.js test files.
