Grouping routes in Express

Question

We can group our routes like this in Laravel:

Route::group("admin", ["middleware" => ["isAdmin"]], function () {       Route::get("/", "AdminController@index");      Route::post("/post", ["middleware" => "csrf", "uses" => "AdminController@index");  }); 

Basically, all the routes defined in admin group gets the isAdmin middleware and group name automatically. For example, post endpoint listens to admin/post not /post

Is there any way to do the same thing with Express? It would be awesome because my Laravel routes used to be so clean, whereas my Express routes are a bit messy/duplicated.

This is my routes.js on Express at the moment.

app.get("/admin", [passportConfig.isAuthenticated, passportConfig.isAdmin], AdminController.index); app.post("/admin", [passportConfig.isAuthenticated, passportConfig.isAdmin], AdminController.postIndex); 

Thank you.

Answer 1

Since express 4 you can define and compose routers

const app = require('express'); const adminRouter = app.Router();  adminRouter.use(isAdmin); adminRouter.get('/', admin.index); /* will resolve to /admin */ adminRouter.post('/post', csrf, admin.index); /* will resolve to /admin/post */  app.use('/admin', adminRouter);  

Hope that helps!