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@mands/mns-fe-server

A server, wrapping Express for use within M&S front-end projects.

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This module is a wrapper around the node Express.js server. It takes a single configuration object with the following properties:

NameTypeDescription
assetsDirstringDir to serve static files such as images, CSS files, and JavaScript files
jsonLoggingfunctionFunction used for logging events, can be used with @mands/mns-fe-foundation/src/components/logger
loggerbooleanEnable or Disable logging
routesDirfunctionA function that returns the path to the routes directory
handlebarsobjectHandlebars view engine object
pageNotFoundHandlerfunctionA mapping to a handler for 404 status events
errorPageHandlerfunctionA mapping to a handler for 500 status events
ExposeRoutesfunctionFunction which returns a dir with the exposed routes

Installation and usage

To install mns-fe-server into your application please run:

npm install --save @mands/mns-fe-server

Include the module and start:

const config = require('./configuration/server')
let server = require('@mands/mns-fe-server')(config)
server.start()

Here's an example configuration object to get you started.

Supplying application specific middlewares

Providing a custom middleware is as simple as adding middlewares method to config/server.js. For example:

const middleware = require('<path to middleware>');

const middlewares = server => {
    server.use(middleware);
}

module.exports = {
    middlewares,
    analyticsEnv,
    env,
    routes,
    assetsDir,
    jsonLogging,
    ...
    ...
}

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Package last updated on 18 Oct 2019

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