One tip: If you want several middleware to be available on every page. Create a file (say, withMiddleware.js).
withMiddleware.js
This will apply to approach 1.
// withMiddleware.js import thisMiddleware from './thisMiddleware.js' import thatMiddleware from './thatMiddleware.js' const withMiddleware = handler => thisMiddleware(thatMiddleware(handler)); export default handler;
Then wrap whatever you need with withMiddleware.
withMiddleware
Approach 2, similar thing:
import thisMiddleware from './thisMiddleware.js' import thatMiddleware from './thatMiddleware.js' const useMiddleware = async (req, res) => { await thisMiddleware(req, res); await thatMiddleware(req, res); } export default useMiddleware
Why not just export the handler with middleware already applied to it? From the docs it seems like that's the recommended way to do it.
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One tip: If you want several middleware to be available on every page. Create a file (say,
withMiddleware.js
).This will apply to approach 1.
Then wrap whatever you need with
withMiddleware
.Approach 2, similar thing:
Why not just export the handler with middleware already applied to it? From the docs it seems like that's the recommended way to do it.