just do node

[amitu]

No need to create your own API.

[dash1291]

Thanks. Sounds like a god idea.

But, node (std http server or if you consider express) style is binding
event listeners to callback functions. I wanted a rather simpler
declarative style, where you do not even need to define methods/callbacks
that return the response to their URL endpoints.

If I want to bind two url endpoints say, /url1, and /url2. Node style would
be

Roamer.on('/url1/', function() { return 'response' })
Roamer.on('/url2/', function() { return 'response2' })

Current way of doing it is simpler -

Roamer.bind({
'/url1/': 'response',
'/url2/': 'response2'
})

If you're thinking of a more convenient way of doing it, let me know :)

[amitu]

What I was thinking was a drop in replacement of node api (as far as
possible). Make express work(cool) instead of thinking about APIs(why
another api?).

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 1:22 PM Ashish Dubey notifications@github.com
wrote:

Thanks. Sounds like a god idea.

But, node (std http server or if you consider express) style is binding
event listeners to callback functions. I wanted a rather simpler
declarative style, where you do not even need to define methods/callbacks
that return the response to their URL endpoints.

If I want to bind two url endpoints say, /url1, and /url2. Node style would
be

Roamer.on('/url1/', function() { return 'response' })
Roamer.on('/url2/', function() { return 'response2' })

Current way of doing it is simpler -

Roamer.bind({
'/url1/': 'response',
'/url2/': 'response2'
})

If you're thinking of a more convenient way of doing it, let me know :)

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:58 PM, Amit Upadhyay notifications@github.com
wrote:

No need to create your own API.

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