Hello,

Can you release a new version ?

I just installed the last version and the custom logger options is not available #9 .

Thanks

Getting errors with the imports.

import expressListRoutes from 'express-list-routes'

import * as expressListRoutes from 'express-list-routes'

import {default as expressListRoutes } from 'express-list-routes'

...
const expressListRoutes = await import('express-list-routes')
const {default: expressListRoutes} = await import('express-list-routes')
const expressListRoutes = (await import('express-list-routes')).default

I tried to use expressListRoutes within my node.js/typescript app.

import expressListRoutes from 'express-list-routes';

const routes = express.Router();
...
console.log('::: Available routes are:');
expressListRoutes(routes);

which gave:

src/routes/index.ts:15:19 - error TS2345: Argument of type 'Router' is not assignable to parameter of type 'ExpressApp'.
  Property '_router' is missing in type 'IRouter' but required in type 'ExpressApp'.

any information or hint, where I might be using it wrongly?

For rich APIs it would be good to be able to create a JSON object. With this object you could then create an API management in a frontend for example. I have already extended the package and will create a pull request.

expressListRoutes({ prefix: '/api/v1' }, 'API:', router );

appears to log the routes

but can you be clear in your docs about what the function returns?

thanx

Happy new year! 🎉

Excellent package! Thanks to the team. 🔥👏

This time I want to submit a feature request:

Add NestJS usage.

expressListRoutes(app.getHttpAdapter().getInstance())

Also add a note on importing it like import expressListRoutes from 'express-list-routes'
by enabling esModuleInterop in tsconfig.json of a NestJS app.

Hello. I firstly want to thank you for creating this. It's quite helpful.
I have a question regarding the logger. Is there a way to not send logs to console? Basically turn off the logger.

It does not seem to handle nested routers.

Lodash needs to be upgraded as per the advice below

https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/577
https://snyk.io/vuln/npm:lodash:20180130

Thank you for authoring this! It is very helpful. It'd be awesome if you supported a custom logger / overriding the method used for logging.

would be nice

In windows OS, the log will shows file path instead of just route path

GET      D:\my-route
Example app listening on port 3000

Probably because of `path.resolve``` before the log

I use bunch of routers in my express 4 app and I'd like to list all routes in app. Is it possible to achieve this with express-list-routes?