How can I further reduce how to write routes?

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I’m still new on these sides and I’m making an application in Ode (I think...). I’ve written my routes this way example:

routes.get('/produtos', mostrarProdutos)
routes.get('/produtos/:id', mostrarPorId)
routes.post('/produtos', novoProduto)

So I was hanging around and I did a test that worked out that way:

routes.get('/produtos', mostrarProdutos)
      .get('/produtos/:id', mostrarPorId)
      .post('/produtos', novoProduto)

Is it good practice this last way? Does it give any problem? Is there any way to decrease further?

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    Why further reduce? Smaller code is not necessarily better, I suggest you read the first paragraph of this answer :-)

  • Yeah, hkotsubo’s right, I heard something like that a while back. I just asked this to see if I could optimize my time and not write similar code in a much larger application.

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There is no problem in implementing in this way.

What happens is that this Object follows a pattern called Fluent Builder Pattern, or Fluent Constructor Standard, where each method returns the current instance of the object after performing the actions. So you can invoke a new method to follow, in a single row.

As for size, I believe this is the most compact functional format possible.

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