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@dkh-dev/app
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Simple server app
'use strict'
const App = require('@dkh-dev/app')
const app = new App()
app.get({
'/': () => 'Hello from @dkh-dev/app',
'/about': () => 'Copyright (c) 2019, dangkyokhoang',
})
app.start()
Note: The default app is shipped with default configurations to make it work out of the box.
app.yaml
server:
port: <int> [8080]
keep_alive_timeout: <int> [5000]
max_body_size: <int> [1000]
logger:
info: <String> [production ? data/info.log : stdout] // info log
error: <String> [production ? data/error.log : stderr] // error log
debug: <String> [production ? null : stdout] // debug log
<name>: <String> // logger.<name>()
// request: data/request.log
// database: data/database.log
database:
hostname: <String> [localhost]
port: <int> [27017]
name: <String>
user: <String>
password: <String>
pool_size: <int> [1]
ignore_undefined: <bool> [true]
validator:
strict: <bool> [true]
remove_additional: <bool> [true]
key:
size: <int> [64] // must be equal or greater than id size
encoding: <String> [base64]
collection_name: <String> [keys]
app.db: <Db>
class Db {
Promise<void> connect() // connects to MongoDB
Collection get <collection>() // returns a MongoDB Collection
// db.users.find()
// db.products.insertOne()
void close() // closes the database client
}
app.logger: <Logger>
class Logger {
void info() // logs to info log file in production environment
// or to console in development environment
void error()
void debug() // logs to console in development enviroment;
// does nothing in production environment
void <name>() // user-defined log stream
// logger.request(`requesting ${ url }`)
// logger.database(`querying ${ collection }`)
}
app.lock() — locks paths; requires authorization: <key> to unlock
app.lock([
'/admin',
])
app.use() — applies middlewares
app.use({
'/': log,
// middlewares are fail-safe
// feel free to throw an error from inside
'/error': () => {
throw Error('user wants me to fail')
},
})
app.schema — defines schemas or registers validator middlewares
app.schema({
// definition schemas
story: {
definitions: {
id: { type: 'string', maxLength: 20 },
contents: { type: 'string', maxLength: 1000 },
},
},
// validator middlewares
// keys starting with '/' are paths
'/duplicate': {
type: 'array',
items: { type: 'integer' },
},
'/stories/create': {
type: 'object',
properties: {
contents: { $ref: 'story#/definitions/contents' },
},
additionalProperties: false,
},
})
app.get() — registers GET handlers
app.get({
'/': home,
// the return value will be used as the response
'/random': () => Math.random(),
// async values work
'/hello': () => Promise.resolve('hello'),
// and so do streams
'/data': () => fs.createReadStream('data.txt'),
// still you can send response explicitly
'/write': (request, response) => {
response.write('text')
},
// handlers are fail-safe
// feel free to throw an error from inside
'/error': () => {
throw Error('user has requested an error')
},
})
app.post() — registers POST handlers
const { HttpError } = require('@dkh-dev/app')
app.post({
'/unlock': () => true,
// what you post is what you get
'/duplicate' ({ body }) => duplicate(body),
// handlers are fail-safe
'/error': ({ body: { code } }) => {
throw new HttpError(code, `http error`)
}
})
npx keygen — generates a key to unlock locked paths
$ npx keygen --scope '/root /admin' --comment 'root'
$ npx keygen -s /admin -m admin
FAQs
Simple server app
We found that @dkh-dev/app demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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