var express = require("express");
function runkitExpress(anExport)
{
var mount = express();
var app = express();
// "mount" is our root app, and it mounts "app" at your notebook path
// which is available in the RUNKIT_MOUNT_PATH environment variable
mount.use(process.env.RUNKIT_MOUNT_PATH || "", app);
if (anExport) {
anExport.endpoint = mount;
}
// overwrite .listen since it is not needed
app.listen = function(){}
// return the express instance for use by the caller
return app;
}
module.exports = runkitExpress
Use this helper to quickly return a RunKit Endpoint compatible express app, in place of calling express directly. Here's an example use: https://runkit.com/runkit/express-endpoint-demo.
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14 comments
posted 8 years ago by araid-en10
Yup yo suck
posted 8 years ago by romeo27091985
{
"error": "invalid_server",
"message": "The requested document does not export an 'endpoint' function. Read more about endpoint: https://runkit.com/docs/endpoint"
}
posted 7 years ago by bradles
I
posted 6 years ago by kraze-ninja
module.exports = runkitExpress
posted 5 years ago by randomstand
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posted 4 years ago by 5efd616b2111c6001af08cce
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posted 3 years ago by ggoldselleruk
Use this helper to quickly return a RunKit Endpoint compatible express app, in place of calling express directly. Here's an example use: https://runkit.com/runkit/express-endpoint-demo.
posted 3 years ago by kensonleung
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posted 2 years ago by 1luimoll6
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