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@hint/utils-create-server
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@hint/utils-create-server
)Create a server to run tests
To install the package, you need to run:
npm install @hint/utils-create-server
The test web server is spawn
ed in a new thread. There reasons for this are:
With the current architecture knowing what is actually returned by the server is easier because a web browser can be used while debugging the code. Before if the code hit a breakpoint the webserver would be blocked as well and nothing will be returned.
There main 2 pieces are:
index.ts
: This is what modules consume. It is in charge of spawn
ing
the server process and handle the communication with it. All methods are
async
to achive this.server.ts
: The real web server. It uses express
and listens to the
messages sent by index.ts
.The communication between both is done via IPC. Each message sent by
index.ts
needs a response to confirm the action has been completed, i.e.
if it sends a start
message it should receive a start
message as well.
The following is an example of messages used:
{
"webhint": {
"type": "start"
}
}
Please note that all messages are "scoped" to webhint
to avoid collision
with other possible messages.
IPC serializes the messages to JSON
. Unfortunatelly it does not accept
replacer
/reviver
functions. The server
configuration accepts Buffer
s so in order to send the right data we need
to manually (de)serialize the messages in both ends.
FAQs
hint create server util
The npm package @hint/utils-create-server receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @hint/utils-create-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hint/utils-create-server demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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