Examples

This directory contains a series of self-contained examples that you can use as starting points for your app, or as snippets to pull into your existing applications:

• assigned-port - A basic example of starting an Opine server with a port that is assigned for you.
• content-negotiation - An example of how to perform content negotiation using the res.format() method.
• cors - An example of using CORS with Opine.
• dejs - Example of how to use Opine's template engine and rendering capabilities with the dejs module.
• downloads - Dummy file index server using path matching patterns and res.download() to serve files to the user.
• error - An example of how to use and write error middleware.
• error-pages - Example of how to use Opine's template engine and rendering capabilities for custom error pages.
• eta - Example of how to use Opine's template engine and rendering capabilities with the eta template engine.
• graphql - Example of how to use Opine with gql for a simple GraphQL server.
• hello-world - A basic example of how to configure and start an Opine server.
• json - An example of how to use the json body-parser middleware in your Opine applications.
• location - An example of how set the Location header using res.location() for a 301 redirect.
• multi-router - An example of how to use the Opine Router to mount several controllers onto a path within an application / API.
• mvc - A basic MVC-style controllers example.
• proxy - Example using opine-http-proxy as a proxy middleware.
• raw - An example of how to use the raw body-parser middleware in your Opine applications.
• react - An example of how you can use Opine with React.
• redirect - An example of how to redirect using res.redirect.
• static-files - An example of how to serve static files to a user using the Opine serveStatic middleware.
• text - An example of how to use the text body-parser middleware in your Opine applications.
• urlencoded - An example of how to use the urlencoded body-parser middleware in your Opine applications.