express-paths-as-routes lets you quickly organize your code in directories that match your service's URL paths and HTTP methods.
If you organize a directory like this:
routes
├── get.js
├── session
│ ├── get.js
│ └── post.js
└── users
└── :user_id
└── get.js
And use it within your express app like this:
const app = require("express")();
const expressPathsAsRoutes = require("express-paths-as-routes");
app.use(expressPathsAsRoutes(`${__dirname}/routes`));
Then these example requests will be handled as follows:
GET / => ./routes/get.js
GET /session => ./routes/session/get.js
POST /session => ./routes/session/post.js
GET /users/:user_id => ./routes/users/:user_id/get.js