While running an express server, what is the proper way to redirect incoming requests?
I have two routes: POST and UPDATE. The POST route is used to create new item to database and UPDATE increases votes in the item.
I would like to use middleware(?) to redirect my requests based on db content:
if element with req.param does exist => redirect to UPDATE to handle upvotes
else create new element => redirect to POST to handle creation
I think a simple way of doing this could be:
const middleware = (req, res, next) => {
req.param.name ? req.url = '/POST' : req.url = '/UPDATE'
next();
}
, Or you can redirect your request to other routes.
const middleware = (req, res, next) => {
req.param.name ? res.redirect('/POST') : res.redirect(/UPDATE')
next();
}
Also, you can make dynamic routes if you have many routes involved doing different things. You can check this: How to call an api from another api in expressjs?
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