Minimal HTTP router in JSX

[EthanThatOneKid]

Changes

• Exports a module containing jsonx components for composing rtx routers.

Example

rtx/components/components.tsx

Lines 39 to 58 in 791815d

	if (import.meta.main) {
	const router = (
	<Router>
	<Get
	pattern="/favicon.ico"
	handle={() =>
	new Response(null, {
	status: 302,
	headers: { Location: "https://deno.com/favicon.ico" },
	})}
	/>
	<Get pattern="/" handle={() => new Response("Hello, World!")} />
	<Get pattern="/foo" handle={() => new Response("foo")} />
	<Get pattern="/bar" handle={() => new Response("bar")} />
	<Get pattern="/baz" handle={() => new Response("baz")} />
	</Router>
	);
	Deno.serve((request) => router.fetch(request));
	}

[EthanThatOneKid]

It may be useful to create a separate repository for components related to jsonx, as most rtx users are unlikely to use them for rtx router implementation.

[EthanThatOneKid]

Missing capability to set default fallback handler in router definition.

[EthanThatOneKid]

It may be useful to create a separate repository for components related to jsonx, as most rtx users are unlikely to use them for rtx router implementation.

Separating jsonx components into a dedicated repository makes sense. Most users likely wouldn't interact with them for core router functionality.

To achieve this separation, we'll be making some changes:

• Core implementation will move to a new repository named rt.
• The rtx repository will focus on exporting jsonx components for rt. This initial implementation using the x suffix establishes a new naming convention for jsonx components.