eduardolundgren/madvoc-route

This is a JavaScript tool that reads and interprets route configuration files for Madvoc, which is a web application framework. If you're building a web app with Madvoc, you need to tell it which URLs should trigger which actions, this parser does that translation work. In practical terms: imagine you have a text file listing all your web application's routes in a simple format, like "/helloworld → run the HelloAction class's hello method." This parser takes that human-readable syntax and converts it into a structured JavaScript object that your application can actually use. The syntax supports variations like specifying HTTP methods (GET, POST), dynamic URL parameters (like /helloworld/{id}), and route aliases to make things more flexible. You'd use this if you're a developer working with the Madvoc framework and want to keep your routes organized in a separate configuration file rather than scattering them throughout your code. Instead of hardcoding routes everywhere, you write them all in one routes.txt file and use this parser to load them up. It handles different route formats, simple paths, HTTP method restrictions, parameterized routes with regex patterns, and named aliases, so you can express your routing rules clearly in one place. The parser works in a straightforward way: you create a RouteConfigurator object, feed it your route definitions (either line by line or from a whole file), and it outputs clean JavaScript objects with all the route details extracted, the URL path, which action class to call, which method to run, what HTTP methods are allowed, and any aliases you've set up. This makes it easy for the rest of your application to look up where requests should go without having to parse the text format themselves.