Conditionally skip a middleware when a condition is met.
npm i express-unless --save
With existing middlewares:
var unless = require('express-unless');
var static = express.static(__dirname + '/public');
static.unless = unless;
app.use(static.unless({ method: 'OPTIONS' }));
If you are authoring a middleware you can support unless as follow:
module.exports = function (middlewareOptions) {
var mymid = function (req, res, next) {
};
mymid.unless = require('express-unless');
return mymid;
};
method
it could be an string or an array of strings. If the request method match the middleware will not run.path
it could be an string, a regexp or an array of any of those. It also could be an array of object which is url and methods key-pairs. If the request path or path and method match, the middleware will not run. Check Examples for usage.ext
it could be an string or an array of strings. If the request path ends with one of these extensions the middleware will not run.custom
it must be a function that acceptsreq
and returnstrue
/false
. If the function returns true for the given request, ithe middleware will not run.useOriginalUrl
it should betrue
orfalse
, default istrue
. if false,path
will match againstreq.url
instead ofreq.originalUrl
. Please refer to Express API for the difference betweenreq.url
andreq.originalUrl
.
Require authentication for every request unless the path is index.html.
app.use(requiresAuth.unless({
path: [
'/index.html',
{ url: '/', methods: ['GET', 'PUT'] }
]
}))
Avoid a fstat for request to routes doesnt end with a given extension.
app.use(static.unless(function (req) {
var ext = url.parse(req.originalUrl).pathname.substr(-4);
return !~['.jpg', '.html', '.css', '.js'].indexOf(ext);
}));
MIT 2014 - Jose Romaniello