Methods

The HTTP methods Nooh supports and how to express them in file names.

Nooh supports all major HTTP methods. The method is the part of the filename that comes after the last dot before .ts.

Supported methods

One file, one method

Each file defines exactly one method on its path. Multiple methods on the same URL are separate files:

This produces:

• GET /users/:id
• PATCH /users/:id
• DELETE /users/:id

Each file has its own handler, its own middleware, its own deps, and its own generated factory. There is no sharing between them unless you import a shared module explicitly.

The all method

.all.ts matches every HTTP method that no other file handles for that path. Use it for catch-all handlers, CORS preflight responses, or fallback logic:

// src/routes/api/[...].all.ts
import { all } from "@router/api/[...]";

export default all((c) =>
  c.json({ error: "Not found" }, 404)
);

In Hono, app.all() is the underlying call, so the same Hono behavior applies.

Generated factory names

The generated factory function name matches the method. For DELETE, Hono uses del internally (because delete is a reserved word in JavaScript), and Nooh follows the same convention:

// src/routes/users/[id].delete.ts
import { del } from "@router/users/[id]";

export default del((c) => {
  const id = c.req.param("id");
  return c.json({ deleted: id });
});