request middleware
[/rɪˈkwɛst ˈmɪdəlwɛr/]
nounpl: request middlewares
middleware de requisição
1. Software component that processes HTTP requests before they reach the main application handler or after responses are generated, allowing for filtering, validation, authentication, logging, or modification of request/response data
The authentication request middleware intercepts every incoming request to verify user credentials before granting access to protected routes.
O middleware de requisição de autenticação intercepta cada requisição de entrada para verificar as credenciais do usuário antes de conceder acesso às rotas protegidas.
2. In web frameworks, a function or class that has access to the request object and can perform operations, end the request-response cycle, or pass control to the next middleware in the chain
Express.js developers use request middleware to add custom logic such as logging, error handling, and data validation.
Desenvolvedores do Express.js usam middleware de requisição para adicionar lógica personalizada, como registro em log, tratamento de erros e validação de dados.
This is primarily a technical/programming term with no significant cultural variation. In Brazil and Portugal, it's commonly used in its English form within development communities, though Portuguese translations are employed in formal documentation. The term reflects the globalized nature of software development where English terminology dominates, even in Portuguese-speaking countries.
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