Hapi is designed for creating robust, testable applications Hapi allows this functionality by using the module joi, which allows you to create your validations with a simple and clear object syntax. To this end, hapi includes the ability to test routes without having to actually start a server, completely avoiding the time overheads and added complexity of the tcp protocol.
Overview this tutorial will show how to set up a basic hapi server that displays hello world! in your browser. Validating data can be very helpful in making sure that your application is stable and secure Hapi has an extensive and powerful plugin system that allows you to very easily break your application up into isolated pieces of business logic, and reusable utilities.
Redis, mongodb, memcached, riak, among others) Caching is only utilized if methods and plugins explicitly store their state in the cache The server cache configuration only defines the storage container itself. There are dozens of plugins for hapi, ranging from documentation to authentication, and much more
If you wrote or use a plugin that you don't see on this list, please send us a pull request. Then you define a validation function, which is a feature specific to @hapi/basic and allows you to verify that the user has provided valid credentials For this validation function, you use bcrypt to compare the user provided password with the hashed password in your database.
