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Ziggy for Vapor

A better way to organize your routes.

Installation

AddZiggy to the package dependencies (in yourPackage.swift file):

dependencies:[...,.package(url:"https://github.com/m1guelpf/ziggy-vapor.git", from:"1.0.0")]

as well as to your target (e.g. "App"):

targets:[....target(        name:"App",        dependencies:[..."Ziggy"...]),...]

Getting started 🚀

Import Ziggy in yourconfigure.swift file, then call thesetup method:

// Sources/App/configure.swiftimport Ziggy// configures your applicationpublicfunc configure(_ app:Application)asyncthrows{    // ...    app.ziggy.setup()    // ...}

Then, on yourroutes.swift file (or wherever you define your routes), you can chain thename method to your routes to give them a name:

// Sources/App/routes.swiftimport Vaporimport Ziggypublicfunc routes(_ app:Application)throws{    app.get{ reqinreturn req.view.render("dashboard")}.name("dashboard")    // ...}

You can then use theapp.route (orreq.route) function to generate URLs for your routes:

leturl= app.route("home") // /dashboardletedit_user= req.route("users.edit",1) // /users/1/editreturn req.redirect(route:"user.profile","m1guelpf") // Redirects to /@m1guelpf

You can also access theroute function on your frontend, by adding theroutes tag to your HTML template and installingtheziggy-js package:

<!doctype html><html lang="en"><head><meta charset="utf-8">        <link rel="stylesheet" href="/app.css" />        <script type="module" src="/app.js"></script>#routes()</head><body><!-- ... --></body></html>