[Krydos] Issue with Fastify Route Registration on HelioHost Johnny (Node.js)

[ujcis]

I'm running a Fastify application on Johnny and have structured my project to keep routes separate for maintainability. Instead of defining all routes in app.js, I have a routes/ folder where each route is stored in its own file.

For example, I have routes/apps.js, which looks like this:

 
	const knexConfig = require('../knexfile');  
	const knex = require('knex')(knexConfig.production);  
	const authMiddleware = require('../middlewares/auth');  
	 
	async function appRoutes(fastify, opts) {  
	  fastify.post('/addapps', { preHandler: authMiddleware }, async (request, reply) => {  
	    ... 
	}  
	module.exports = appRoutes;
	

 

In the main app.js, I have this:

	const fastify = require('fastify')({ logger: true });  
	async function main() {  
	  try {  
	    await fastify.register(require('./routes/apps'));  
	    fastify.get('/', async (req, reply) => {  
	      return { message: 'Ok!' };  
	    });  
	    await fastify.listen({ port: 3000, host: '127.0.0.1' });  
	  } catch (err) {  
	    fastify.log.error(err);  
	    process.exit(1);  
	  }  
	}  
	main();
	

 

The issue is that while the / route in app.js works just fine, any additional routes I place in routes/ do not work unless I manually define them inside app.js. I get the "not found" error.

{
	  "message": "Route GET:/addapps not found",
	  "error": "Not Found",
	  "statusCode": 404
	}

 

This defeats the purpose of splitting routes into separate files for maintainability.

 

Is there a limitation on Johnny preventing Fastify from loading external routes properly or is it a config issue on my path? How can I ensure all routes inside routes/ are correctly recognized when using fastify.register()?

I've attached a screenshot of my config. Thanks! 

 

Edited March 21 by ujcis
Added the error message

[wolstech]

I'm not sure if anyone here will know this one honestly. I've never even heard of Fastify until now, and have near-zero experience with Node.

Krydos would be the one who would know if anybody will. I wouldn't be surprised if this is to do with Passenger or how node works here. I assume this code works if you run it locally on your PC?

Escalating.

[Krydos]

9 hours ago, ujcis said:

const knexConfig = require('../knexfile'); 

Try using absolute paths.