router.toJson() middleware object is empty

[ad-on-is]

I'm the author of https://github.com/ad-on-is/adonis-autoswagger, and I'm working on adding v6 support to the plugin.

Unfortunatelly, I cannot seem to get the info about the middleware assigned to a route in routes.ts.

I've followed the instructions on how to set up an auth middleware with basic auth. So far, the route is protected, so my setup seems fine.

router.resource('/test', 'test_controller').use(['index', 'edit'], [middleware.auth()])

console.log(router.toJSON())
// ...
{

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.index",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.index",
                "name": "test_controller.index"
          },
          "methods": [
                "GET",
                "HEAD"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test/create",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.create",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.create",
                "name": "test_controller.create"
          },
          "methods": [
                "GET",
                "HEAD"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.store",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.store",
                "name": "test_controller.store"
          },
          "methods": [
                "POST"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test/:id",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.show",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.show",
                "name": "test_controller.show"
          },
          "methods": [
                "GET",
                "HEAD"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test/:id/edit",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.edit",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.edit",
                "name": "test_controller.edit"
          },
          "methods": [
                "GET",
                "HEAD"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test/:id",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.update",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.update",
                "name": "test_controller.update"
          },
          "methods": [
                "PUT",
                "PATCH"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
    {

          "domain": "root",
          "pattern": "/test/:id",
          "matchers": { },
          "meta": { },
          "name": "test.destroy",
          "handler": {
                "reference": "test_controller.destroy",
                "name": "test_controller.destroy"
          },
          "methods": [
                "DELETE"
          ],
          "middleware": { }

    },
// ...

Am I missing something?

[thetutlage]

Did you call router.commit() before calling the routes.toJSON() method?

[ad-on-is]

I tried it now, but the result is the same.

router.get('/swagger', async () => {
  router.commit()
  return AutoSwagger.default.docs(router.toJSON(), swagger)
})

[thetutlage]

Try doing console.log(router.toJSON()) and see what you get there. You are sending routes array over HTTP, which means the JSON sent over HTTP cannot contain middleware functions. Take a look at how the list:routes command access routes here. https://github.com/adonisjs/core/blob/develop/src/cli_formatters/routes_list.ts#L384

[ad-on-is]

The above output comes from console.log(router.routes()) itself, within routes.ts. And the handler property is also recognized as a function correctly.

You are sending routes array over HTTP

Actually, I'm not, unless the router is doing some auto-magic in the background. I'm just passing the array to another package.

Thx, I'll have a look into routes:list.

[ad-on-is]

Thx for the hint with the list:routes - I got it working!

middleware.all() that was the key point.

[thetutlage]

Cool, you got it work.