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fastify-snippets
Fastify Snippets for VS CodeThe Fastifty extension lets you use a set of snippets to create a Fastify project. It is a great way to start a new project with Fastify. It is also a great way to learn Fastify. It is also a great way to learn Fastify.
Updated for Fastify 0.0.4 release This extension for Visual Studio Code adds snippets for Fastify for TypeScript and JavaScript. |
| Trigger | Snippet | Description |
|---|---|---|
ffhello-> |
fastify hello server | Create an hello world server |
ffregister->, ffplugin-> |
fastify register | Add an empty plugin |
ffprintroutes-> |
fastify print routes | Print to stdout the routes tree |
fferrorhandler-> |
fastify error handler | Add a custom error handler |
ffdecorateserver-> |
fastify decorate server | Add a server decorator |
ffdecoraterequest-> |
fastify decorate request | Add a request decorator |
ffdecoratereply-> |
fastify decorate reply | Add a reply decorator |
ffonrequest->, hookonrequest-> |
fastify hook onRequest | Add an instance fastify onRequest hook |
ffpreparsing, hookpreparsing-> |
fastify hook preParsing | Add an instance fastify preParsing hook |
ffprevalidation, hookprevalidation-> |
fastify hook preValidation | Add an instance fastify preValidation hook |
ffprehandler, hookprehandler-> |
fastify hook preHandler | Add an instance fastify preHandler hook |
ffpreserialization, hookpreserialization-> |
fastify hook preSerialization | Add an instance fastify preSerialization hook |
ffonerror, hookonerror-> |
fastify hook onError | Add an instance fastify onError hook |
ffonsend, hookonsend-> |
fastify hook onSend | Add an instance fastify onSend hook |
ffonresponse, hookonresponse-> |
fastify hook onResponse | Add an instance fastify onResponse hook |
ffontimeout, hookontimeout-> |
fastify hook onTimeout | Add an instance fastify onTimeout hook |
ffonready, hookonready-> |
fastify application hook onReady | Add the fastify onReady application hook |
ffonclose, hookonclose-> |
fastify application hook onClose | Add the fastify onClose application hook |
ffonroute, hookonroute-> |
fastify application hook onRoute | Add the fastify onRoute application hook |
ffonregister, hookonregister-> |
fastify application hook onRegister | Add the fastify onRegister application hook |
ffaddschema, ffsharedschema->, ffjsonschema->, ffschema-> |
fastify add schema | Add a shared JSON schema to fastify |
ffnotfound->, ff404-> |
fastify not found handler | Add the default 404 not found handler |
fflisten->, ffstart-> |
fastify listen | Start the server listening on a given port |
ffclose->, ffstop-> |
fastify close | Close the server |
ffregisteropts -> ffpluginopts-> |
fastify register options | Add an empty plugin with options |
ffregistercb->, ffplugincb-> |
fastify register callback | Add an empty plugin with callback |
ffregisterasync, ffpluginasync-> |
fastify register async | Add an empty plugin with async |
ffregisterpromise->, ffpluginpromise-> |
fastify register promise | Add an empty plugin with promise |
ffregisteroptscb->, ffpluginoptscb-> |
fastify register options callback | Add an empty plugin with options and callback |
fastify hello server
In this example, we will create a simple hello world server using fastify. The server will listen on port 3000 and will respond with a JSON object containing a message property.
import fastify from 'fastify'
const app = fastify({ logger: true })
app.get('/', async (request, reply) => {
return { hello: 'world' }
})
app.post('/', async (request, reply) => {
return request.body
})
app.listen(8080)
fastify register
In this example, we will create a simple plugin using fastify. The plugin will register a new route and will respond with a JSON object containing a message property.
fastify.register(async function (fastify, opts) {
fastify.get('/', async (request, reply) => {
return { hello: 'world' }
})
})
Contribute
Feel free to open an issue if you have suggestion o new ideas to improve this snippet!
How to test
From VSCODE you can run the Extension launcher to test your snippet inside an headless VSCODE instance.
How to release
First, you must be added into the Fastify publisher to complete succesfully these steps.
- Generate a personal access token
- Run
npm run vscode:login - Manually bump the version in the
package.json - Run
npm run vscode:pack - Run
npm run vscode:publish
Developement
Clone this package and open it in VS Code. Press F5 to open a new window with your extension loaded.
Note that the files are watched, so you can edit the files and reload the window to test your changes. You can also run the
Extensionlaunch configuration to run the extension without debugging.
👨🚀 Author
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Made with ❤️ by Estevam Souza
Contributors
 Estevam Souza 💻 |
Change log
2.0.0 (2023-03-15) 
- Added support for NestJS
- Added support for AdonisJS
- Fastify Snippets Improvements (Typescript and Javascript)
0.0.3 (2022-11-19)
- Documentation improvements and new snippets 🚀🚀
0.0.2 (2022-11-19)
- Add typescript snippets 🚀
0.0.1 (2022-11-19)
- Initial release 🎉
License
Licensed under MIT.