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Add hooks api to framework package #7
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This builds on some of the ideas proposed in Azure/azure-functions-nodejs-worker#664 Here's an idea I have for how we could do middleware: import { app } from "@azure/functions";
app.get("home", () => ({ body: "Hello World" });
app.middleware({
hookName: "preInvocation",
hook: (context) => {
//do stuff
}
});
app.preInvocation(context => {
//do stuff
});
app.middleware({
hookName: "preInvocation",
filter: "httpTrigger"
hook: () => {}
});
app.middleware({
hookName: "preInvocation",
filter: (context) => context.trigger.url.contains("foo"),
hook: () => {}
}); There's probably a bunch of additional permutations that we could support to make it more akin to the kind of middleware like you would come across in web frameworks, but also support the scenarios of having different trigger types within your application. |
Also, once Azure/azure-functions-nodejs-worker#665 is implemented, we can make the types available for the |
At the moment hooks are only exposed in the core api. However, we want the new programming model packages to wrap the core api and expose a "nicer" version of the hooks api (better intellisense, maybe better naming, full docs, etc.)
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