As the number of routes in main.rs grows, it's essential to keep the file organized.
We can split the routes into distinct modules and create functions that return Router instances for each group of routes.
This approach maintains clarity and modularity without needing to handle routes as vectors.
Tasks:
1. Create Route Modules
Organize routes into separate modules based on functionality.
2. Define Grouped Routers in Each Module
In each module, define a function that returns a Router with the relevant routes.
For example, the auth_routes.rs module could define a function auth_routes() that returns a Router for login and signup routes.
3. Merge Routes in main.rs
In main.rs , call the functions from each module and nest them into the main Router using .nest() or by chaining them
Benefits:
Improved readability and modular structure.
Easier to maintain and add new routes as the application grows.
Logical grouping of routes based on their functionality.
Description:
As the number of routes in main.rs grows, it's essential to keep the file organized. We can split the routes into distinct modules and create functions that return Router instances for each group of routes. This approach maintains clarity and modularity without needing to handle routes as vectors.
Tasks:
1. Create Route Modules
2. Define Grouped Routers in Each Module
Router
with the relevant routes.3. Merge Routes in main.rs
main.rs
, call the functions from each module and nest them into the main Router using.nest()
or by chaining themBenefits:
References: Axum Documentation