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My routes currently look something like this:

{
	'abcLogin': handleAbcLogin,
	'abcLogout': handleAbcVerify,
	'abcDoAction': handleAbcDoAction,
	'xyzLogin': handleXyzLogin,
	'xyzLogout': handleXyzVerify,
	'xyzDoAction': handleXyzDoAction
}

but I'd like the paths to look like this:

{
	'abc/Login': handleAbcLogin,
	'abc/Logout': handleAbcVerify,
	'abc/DoAction': handleAbcDoAction,
	'xyz/Login': handleXyzLogin,
	'xyz/Logout': handleXyzVerify,
	'xyz/DoAction': handleXyzDoAction
}

Adding a slash into the path doesn't appear to work. I also considered trying to created multiple modofun routers so I could have a master router with just routes for abc and xyz and then have 'sub' routers for each of the three routes within abc and xyz. However, afaics that's not going to work because modofun expects the incoming thing to look like a request from AWS etc.

Is there any other way of achieving this?

(this is a really useful library btw, I've used it in loads of serverless projects over the years, thank you!)

Will it be possible to provide typescript type definitions for modofun? I'm using the lib with google cloud functions project written in typescript.

Thank for the great work,

Hello Team,
https://github.com/modofunjs/modofun/blob/master/examples/todo-aws-lambda/index.js

Can I have more than one module
const myModule = require('./myModule');

and export them together to be registered in the serverless framework.

for e.g

const myModule = require('./myModule');
const yourModule = require('./yourModule');

exports.handler = modofun(myModule, yourModule, [ morgan('tiny') ])

If such feature is not available now, is this requirement can be considered for future enhancement.

Thanks and Regards,
Raj

cafeServer.get('/:shopId/coupons/offers', ...)

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Thanks,

Is there a way, in Function mode, to return a 302 redirect type response? Or would I need to move to Request/Response mode for that? Thanks, cool library.

I'd like to pass a request to a function with definitely 1 and possibly 2 arguments. I tried making the second argument optional by assigning it a default argument but now I'm seeing an error stating that only one parameter is required and I passed two.