You can create a route with express that will handle a few pages like portfolio, projects, reviews, using such a structure as shows below
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const express = require('express'); const router = express.Router(); const DB = require('../../core/my_db/DB.js') // # 1 /* /api/v1/users/:login/portfolio/?user&portfolio */ router.get(/\/(.*)\/(portfolio|projects|reviews)/, function(req, res, next) { let login = req.params[0] const getUser = (login) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { DB.pool.query( `SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE login = ?`, [login], (err, r) => { if (err) throw err if (r.length === 1) { delete r[0].pass return resolve({ user: r[0] }) } return reject({ error: "notFound" }) } ) }) } const getPortfolio = (login) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { DB.pool.query( `SELECT p.* FROM `users` u INNER JOIN `portfolios` p ON p.userId = u.id AND u.login = ?`, [login], (err, r) => { if (err) throw err resolve({ portfolios: r }) } ) }) } const getProjects = (login) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { DB.pool.query( `SELECT p.* FROM `users` u INNER JOIN `projects` p ON p.userId = u.id AND u.login = ?`, [login], (err, r) => { if (err) throw err resolve({ projects: r }) } ) }) } const getReviews = (login) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { DB.pool.query( `SELECT r.*, u2.id as u2_id, u2.login, u2.avatar, u2.firstName, u2.secondName FROM `users` u INNER JOIN `reviews` r ON r.userId = u.id AND u.login = ? INNER JOIN `users` u2 ON r.authorId = u2.id`, [login], (err, r) => { if (err) throw err resolve({ reviews: r }) } ) }) } let requests = [] console.log('req.query = ', req.query); if (req.query.hasOwnProperty('user')) { requests.push(getUser(login)) } if (req.query.hasOwnProperty('portfolio')) { requests.push(getPortfolio(login)) } if (req.query.hasOwnProperty('projects')) { requests.push(getProjects(login)) } if (req.query.hasOwnProperty('reviews')) { requests.push(getReviews(login)) } Promise.all(requests) .then(values => { console.log(values); // [3, 1337, "foo"] res.json(values) }) .catch(err => { res.json(err) }) }); // # 2 /* /api/v1/users/:login/projects/ */ router.get('/:login/projects/', function(req, res, next) { res.json({ hello:'world' }) }) module.exports = router; |
It’s very important the line that specifies the regex should be a js regular expression. Not a string!
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router.get(/\/(.*)\/(portfolio|projects|reviews)/, function(req, res, next) { |
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