Three steps to start your restful api server with aex

Aex is a web framework focus on productivity. With Aex, you can do more with less code.
if you want to write restful api, you normally would always do some dirty initialization works.
now aex provides a way to make restful api development a little more painless with node.js.
Here is how.

1. Restful API Class with @rest decorator to one of it's member functions.

import {rest} from "@aex/core"
class UserAPI {
@rest("/users")
 public road(ctx: any) {
 // this function default used for get method if you don't define a get method.
 }

2. Add corresponding methods

Currently aex supports "get", "put", "post", "patch", "delete", these five methods. all this methods should be async and default to compact mode.

import {rest} from "@aex/core"
class UserAPI {
@rest("/users")
public road(ctx: any) {
}
public async post(ctx:any) {
}

3. start aex server

import {Aex} from "@aex/core"
const aex = new Aex();
aex.push(UserAPI);
aex.prepare().start(8080).then(() => {});

For detailed usage or update, please visit the aex repo:
https://github.com/calidion/aex