Basic ​

Using Lotto is super easy. We can setup a project in less than one minute!

Starting a project ​

Setup ​

First of all you will need to initialize a new project and can do it with npm typing the following commands:

mkdir my-app
cd my-app
npm init -y

mkdir my-app
cd my-app
npm init -y

Install Lotto ​

Basically in order to have our library you just have to install it, there's no need to any additional configuration:

npm i @lottojs/lotto

npm i @lottojs/lotto

Hello World ​

Now that you already have setted up your project and has Lotto installed, in order to have a basic project you can do that:

ES6 Import Syntax

import { Lotto } from '@lottojs/lotto';

const app = new Lotto();

app.get('ping', ({ res }) => res.text('pong'));

app.init();

import { Lotto } from '@lottojs/lotto';

const app = new Lotto();

app.get('ping', ({ res }) => res.text('pong'));

app.init();

const { Lotto } = require('@lottojs/lotto');

var app = new Lotto();

app.get('ping', ({ res }) => res.text('pong'));

app.init();

const { Lotto } = require('@lottojs/lotto');

var app = new Lotto();

app.get('ping', ({ res }) => res.text('pong'));

app.init();

By default it will rise's up a http server running on the following address 0.0.0.0:9004, but it's customizable and you can easily change it and also adds a prefix to your api url just doing the following:

...
var app = new Lotto({
  host: '192.168.0.1',
  port: 3001,
  prefix: '/api'
})
...

...
var app = new Lotto({
  host: '192.168.0.1',
  port: 3001,
  prefix: '/api'
})
...

Great, now you should have a Lotto project setted up and it took less than 1 minute 😉.