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@npm/spife
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:curry: :knife_fork_plate: a jshttp based µframework :knife_fork_plate: :spaghetti:
Welcome to Spife! It cuts like a knife, but scoops like a spoon!
Spife is a jshttp-based microframework with Opinions (TM). Collects and curates the following packages:
reverse
,pg
pg-db-session
,ormnomnom
,numbat-emitter
,restify-monitor
,bole
Full docs are available here.
:package: denotes a link to an external package that has been bundled with Spife.
require('@npm/spife') → createServer
require('@npm/spife/middleware/transaction') → TransactionMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/middleware/database') → DatabaseMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/middleware/monitor') → MonitorMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/middleware/metrics') → MetricsMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/middleware/logging') → LoggingMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/middleware/common') → CommonMiddleware
require('@npm/spife/logging') → bole
require('@npm/spife/joi') → joi
To develop locally, clone this repository, and run npm install
in a shell
in the repository directory. From there you can:
npm test
: Run both the linter and the code tests.npm run lint
: Run just the linter.npm run cov:test
: Run the code tests with code coverage enabled.npm run cov:html
: Run the code tests and output a coverage directory.
serve the directory at http://localhost:60888
.ISC
FAQs
:curry: :knife_fork_plate: a jshttp based µframework :knife_fork_plate: :spaghetti:
We found that @npm/spife demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 53 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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