Hello. Thank you so much for doing this. I'm a long-time Java dev, and after creating my first Express server in vanilla JS, I vowed to never again do without static type checking.
I'm drawn to hapi for a number of reasons, but the more I read, the more worried I get that I wouldn't be able to leverage strong type checking.
How do you get static type checking in the following areas?
registered server methods
registered app settings
emitted plugin events
route pre-processing methods
It also seems to me that hapi goes out of its way to avoid the benefits of CommonJS, winging its own solutions that seem less optimal. There's no need for hapi's cross-plugin global namespaces. I don't see why module scoped variables have to go in internals, which is itself module-scoped.
I've only written demo hapi servers so far, am trying to decide whether to proceed. What can you tell me about the pros and cons of trying to get static type checking on top of hapi?
Hello. Thank you so much for doing this. I'm a long-time Java dev, and after creating my first Express server in vanilla JS, I vowed to never again do without static type checking.
I'm drawn to hapi for a number of reasons, but the more I read, the more worried I get that I wouldn't be able to leverage strong type checking.
How do you get static type checking in the following areas?
It also seems to me that hapi goes out of its way to avoid the benefits of CommonJS, winging its own solutions that seem less optimal. There's no need for hapi's cross-plugin global namespaces. I don't see why module scoped variables have to go in
internals, which is itself module-scoped.I've only written demo hapi servers so far, am trying to decide whether to proceed. What can you tell me about the pros and cons of trying to get static type checking on top of hapi?
Thanks for any help you can provide!