dan.the.discloser
dan.the.discloser•3y ago

get in oak

In oak, how do I check whether a request is the root? It - starts with slash - is of length 1 but is NOT equal to "/" 
app.use(async (ctx, next) => {
  console.log({pathname: ctx.request.url.pathname})
  const starts_with_slash = ctx.request.url.pathname.startsWith("/")
  const is_not_slash = (!ctx.request.url.pathname != "/")
  const the_length = ctx.request.url.pathname.length 

  console.log({starts_with_slash})
  console.log({is_not_slash})
  console.log({the_length})
  ...})
  
app.use(async (ctx, next) => {
  console.log({pathname: ctx.request.url.pathname})
  const starts_with_slash = ctx.request.url.pathname.startsWith("/")
  const is_not_slash = (!ctx.request.url.pathname != "/")
  const the_length = ctx.request.url.pathname.length 

  console.log({starts_with_slash})
  console.log({is_not_slash})
  console.log({the_length})
  ...})
console output 
{ pathname: "/" }
{ starts_with_slash: true }
{ is_not_slash: true }
{ the_length: 1 }
{ pathname: "/" }
{ starts_with_slash: true }
{ is_not_slash: true }
{ the_length: 1 }
1 Reply
Sorikairo
Sorikairo•3y ago
Your “is_not_slash” is in fact doing “is_slash” because of the negation at the beginning I believe ?

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