Open hannesvdvreken opened 2 years ago
It's very common in other frameworks to do REST routes as such:
(request: Request, h: ResponseToolkit): symbol => { if (request.method === 'post' && request.url.searchParams.has('_method')) { const override = request.url.searchParams.get('_method'); request.setMethod(override); } return h.continue; };
These are some example routes:
{ path: '/articles', method: 'POST', options: { validate: { payload: Joi.object({ name: Joi.string(), }); }, }, handler: store, }, { path: '/articles/{slug}', method: 'PUT', options: { validate: { payload: Joi.object({ name: Joi.string(), }); }, }, handler: save, },
POST will succeed, PUT will fail because
errors: { "crumb": "\"crumb\" is not allowed" }
It's very common in other frameworks to do REST routes as such:
These are some example routes:
POST will succeed, PUT will fail because