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@edgeros/etcd3
Advanced tools
@edgeros/etcd3 support JSER and Node.js, production-ready client for the Protocol Buffer-based etcd v3 API. It includes:
and is type-safe for TypeScript consumers.
Install via:
npm install --save @edgeros/etcd3
[Node.js need install grpc manually]
npm install --save grpc
Start building!
const { Etcd3 } = require('@edgeros/etcd3');
const client = new Etcd3();
(async () => {
await client.put('foo').value('bar');
const fooValue = await client.get('foo').string();
console.log('foo was:', fooValue);
const allFValues = await client.getAll().prefix('f').keys();
console.log('all our keys starting with "f":', allFValues);
await client.delete().all();
})();
Our TypeDoc docs are available here.
Our test cases are also readable.
FAQs
Etcd client support JSRE and Node
We found that @edgeros/etcd3 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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