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@ogma/platform-grpc
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A plugin for the OgmaInterceptor to properly handle microservice requests from grpc protocols
@ogma/platform-grpc
The GrpcParser
parser for the OgmaInterceptor
. This plugin class parses Kafka request and response object to be able to successfully log the data about the request. For more information, check out the @ogma/nestjs-module documentation.
Nothing special, standard npm i @ogma/platform-grpc
or yarn add @ogma/platform-grpc
This plugin is to be used in the OgmaInterceptorOptions
portion of the OgmaModule
during forRoot
or forRootAsync
registration. It can be used like so:
@Module(
OgmaModule.forRoot({
interceptor: {
rpc: GrpcParser
})
)
export class AppModule {}
Because of how gRPC requests are sent and the data available in them, to get the IP address in the request log, an IP property must be sent in the payload. This is the only way to get the IP address. If an IP property is not sent, the interceptor will use an empty string. You can find more information here.
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A plugin for the OgmaInterceptor to properly handle microservice requests from grpc protocols
The npm package @ogma/platform-grpc receives a total of 418 weekly downloads. As such, @ogma/platform-grpc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ogma/platform-grpc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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