@gquittet/graceful-server
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Tiny (~5k), dependency-free Node.JS library to make your API more graceful
Tiny (~5k), KISS, dependency-free Node.JS library to make your Rest API graceful.
✔ It's listening system events to gracefully close your API on interruption.
✔ It facilitates the disconnect of data sources on shutdown.
✔ It facilitates the use of liveness and readiness.
✔ It manages the connections of your API.
✔ It avoid boilerplate codes.
✔ Kubernetes compliant.
✔ Dependency-free.
✔ KISS code base.
✔ NodeJS >= 18.0
npm install --save @gquittet/graceful-server
pnpm add @gquittet/graceful-server
yarn add @gquittet/graceful-server
Below you can find the default endpoint but you can setup or disable them. To do that, check out the Options part.
/liveThe endpoint responds:
200 status code with the uptime of the server in second.{ "uptime": 42 }
Used to configure liveness probe.
/readyThe endpoint responds:
200 status code if the server is ready.{ "status": "ready" }
503 status code with an empty response if the server is not ready (started, shutting down, etc).See: EXAMPLE.md
See: API.md
See: DOCKER.md
See: KUBERNETES.md
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Tiny (~5k), dependency-free Node.JS library to make your API more graceful
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