module() — fastify Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the module() function in plugin-override.js from the fastify codebase.
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graph TD 8f032db4_406b_2857_6dbc_0f64d681afb5["module()"] be24bd7b_f1cd_889a_75cb_83e4cace8260["plugin-override.js"] 8f032db4_406b_2857_6dbc_0f64d681afb5 -->|defined in| be24bd7b_f1cd_889a_75cb_83e4cace8260 f25fe79a_ed94_8b5c_60ec_32b8b7b414e0["buildRoutePrefix()"] 8f032db4_406b_2857_6dbc_0f64d681afb5 -->|calls| f25fe79a_ed94_8b5c_60ec_32b8b7b414e0 style 8f032db4_406b_2857_6dbc_0f64d681afb5 fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff
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lib/plugin-override.js lines 28–74
module.exports = function override (old, fn, opts) {
const shouldSkipOverride = pluginUtils.registerPlugin.call(old, fn)
const fnName = pluginUtils.getPluginName(fn) || pluginUtils.getFuncPreview(fn)
if (shouldSkipOverride) {
// after every plugin registration we will enter a new name
old[kPluginNameChain].push(fnName)
return old
}
const instance = Object.create(old)
old[kChildren].push(instance)
instance.ready = old[kAvvioBoot].bind(instance)
instance[kChildren] = []
instance[kReply] = Reply.buildReply(instance[kReply])
instance[kRequest] = Request.buildRequest(instance[kRequest])
instance[kContentTypeParser] = ContentTypeParser.helpers.buildContentTypeParser(instance[kContentTypeParser])
instance[kHooks] = buildHooks(instance[kHooks])
instance[kRoutePrefix] = buildRoutePrefix(instance[kRoutePrefix], opts.prefix)
instance[kLogLevel] = opts.logLevel || instance[kLogLevel]
instance[kSchemaController] = SchemaController.buildSchemaController(old[kSchemaController])
instance.getSchema = instance[kSchemaController].getSchema.bind(instance[kSchemaController])
instance.getSchemas = instance[kSchemaController].getSchemas.bind(instance[kSchemaController])
// Track the registered and loaded plugins since the root instance.
// It does not track the current encapsulated plugin.
instance[pluginUtils.kRegisteredPlugins] = Object.create(instance[pluginUtils.kRegisteredPlugins])
// Track the plugin chain since the root instance.
// When an non-encapsulated plugin is added, the chain will be updated.
instance[kPluginNameChain] = [fnName]
instance[kErrorHandlerAlreadySet] = false
if (instance[kLogSerializers] || opts.logSerializers) {
instance[kLogSerializers] = Object.assign(Object.create(instance[kLogSerializers]), opts.logSerializers)
}
if (opts.prefix) {
instance[kFourOhFour].arrange404(instance)
}
for (const hook of instance[kHooks].onRegister) hook.call(old, instance, opts)
return instance
}
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does module() do?
module() is a function in the fastify codebase, defined in lib/plugin-override.js.
Where is module() defined?
module() is defined in lib/plugin-override.js at line 28.
What does module() call?
module() calls 1 function(s): buildRoutePrefix.
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