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I am working on creating REST API in Deno but could not get a handful resources. Could someone help me to get started with? Something similar to express router :

router.get('/', function (req, res) {

});

router.post('/savedata', function (req, res) {

});

I am working on creating REST API in Deno but could not get a handful resources. Could someone help me to get started with? Something similar to express router :

router.get('/', function (req, res) {

});

router.post('/savedata', function (req, res) {

});

• javascript
• rest
• deno

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• Try this: dev.to/kryz/write-a-small-api-using-deno-1cl0 using oak middleware – Kushal Bhalaik Commented Feb 20, 2020 at 6:40

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Awesome Deno is a list of existing tools built to work on Deno, and the list is actively maintained by Deno contributors. You might be able to find useful frameworks there.

Oak and ABC are two I know from the list that are actively maintained. You might also find other frameworks that fits your need better.

Oak Framework is used mainly for API purposes. You can follow this awesome step-by-step guide to develop a simple REST API in deno using Deno, Typescript and Oak.

https://codehexz./blog/getting-started-with-deno/

If you intend using the OAK Framework, this could be an approach.

import { Router } from "https://deno.land/x/oak/mod.ts";

    const router = new Router();

    router.get('/', function ({ response }) {

    });

    router.post('/savedata', async function ({ request, response }) {

    });

Note that there is a detail above: The functions receive a context object as standard parameter (e.g. router.get('/', function (context) { ... }) so an alternative could be using the destructuring assignment (e.g.router.get('/', ({ request, response, next})).

Source: OAK Documentation

I personally liked the annotation based Alosaur framework having annotations like @Controller which also supports dependency injection.

https://github./shantanum91/DenoRentApp

I have created a boilerplate based on Oak. It could be helpful for those who are beginning with deno:

Deno REST: https://github./vicky-gonsalves/deno_rest

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