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@hmcts/cmc-draft-store-middleware
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This is a Node.js/Express library for interacting with the draft store API. The middleware retrieves draft of selected type from the draft store API and sets it in Express.js local user scope. If draft does not exist in the draft store then an empty draft is set it in Express.js local user scope.
To add library to the project dependencies run:
$ yarn add @hmcts/cmc-draft-store-middleware
or
$ npm install @hmcts/cmc-draft-store-middleware
Example use of the middleware in the Express.js application is presented below:
import { DraftMiddleware } from '@hmcts/cmc-draft-store-middleware'
const draftService: DraftService = ... // initiate draft service prior using middleware
app.all(/^.*$/, DraftMiddleware.requestHandler(draftService, 'default', (value: any): any => value))
Install dependencies by executing the following command:
$ yarn install
We use TSLint with StandardJS rules
Run the linting:
$ yarn lint
Linting will also run automatically prior to committing changes.
Mocha is used for writing tests.
Run them with:
$ yarn test
For test coverage run:
$ yarn test:coverage
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
FAQs
Node.js middleware for draft store
We found that @hmcts/cmc-draft-store-middleware demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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