Node.js & Express.js Series | Chapter 21 | Organizing the code with express.Router() — Final
When working with enterprise applications and large teams, if all the endpoints are created in a single file, then just think of it, what a mess it could be, right?
Yes absolutely, it will be a mess. To overcome this, it is good to have modular code written in different files for different routes, which we have already done in our application.
So, now let’s check out how to organize a code using express.Router().
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