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@relab/fastify-kit
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Development kit to setup Fastify server with the following features: - Fastify REST API - Typed routes (Typescript & Zod) - Typed error outputs - Swagger (including schema for request/response as well as error outputs) - Health check endpoints - Secure wi
Development kit to setup Fastify server with the following features:
⚠️ It is for internal usage only. Use it on your own risk.
npm install --save @relab/fastify-kit
npm add @relab/fastify-kit
index.ts
import { CorrelationId } from '@relab/fastify-correlation-id'
import { HealthChecks } from '@relab/fastify-health-check'
import { ApiKey, createFastifyApp, ErrorsHandling, HealthStatus, OpenApi, SecurityGuards } from '@relab/fastify-kit'
import { handleShutdown, onShutdown } from '@relab/graceful-shutdown'
import { logger } from '@relab/pino-logger'
const app = createFastifyApp(FastifyOptions)
.register(CorrelationId)
.register(ErrorsHandling, ErrorsHandlingOptions)
.register(HealthStatus, HealthStatusOptions)
.register(HealthChecks, HealthCheckOptions)
.register(ApiKey(securitySchemes), ApiKeyOptions)
.register(SecurityGuards)
.register(OpenApi, OpenApiOptions)
.registerRoutes(Object.values(Routes))
routes.ts
import { Route } from '@relab/fastify-kit'
import { z } from 'zod'
import { MessageActionSchema } from '../dto/message/action'
import { MessageRecipientSchema } from '../dto/message/recipient'
import { MessageSubject } from '../dto/message/subject'
import { authorize } from '../security'
const SendGenericMessageRequestSchema = z
.object({
to: z.array(MessageRecipientSchema).min(1).describe('Recipient list'),
subject: MessageSubject,
content: z
.object({
preview: z.string().optional().describe('Text that displayed in preview section for the message'),
header: z.string().describe('Header text in message body'),
text: z.string().describe('Message content'),
actions: z.array(MessageActionSchema).optional().describe('Actions'),
})
.describe('Message content'),
})
.describe('Send generic message request')
.ref('SendGenericMessageRequest')
const SendGenericMessageResponseSchema = z
.object({
sent: z.array(z.string()).describe('The list of recipients to whom the message was sent'),
})
.ref('SendGenericMessageResponse')
export const SendGenericMessageRoute: Route = async app => {
app.route({
method: 'POST',
url: '/send/generic/:id',
schema: {
operationId: 'MyApp.Email.SendGeneric',
summary: 'Send generic email message to the recipients',
description: 'Send generic email message to the recipients',
tags: ['email'],
body: SendGenericMessageRequestSchema,
response: {
200: SendGenericMessageResponseSchema,
},
security: authorize('api-key'),
},
handler: (req, reply) => {
for (const recipient of req.body.to) {
req.log.info(
{
subject: req.body.subject,
},
'Sending message to %s (%s)',
recipient.name ?? 'n/a',
recipient.email
)
}
return {
sent: req.body.to.map(x => x.email),
}
},
})
}
Released under MIT by Sergey Zwezdin.
FAQs
Development kit to setup Fastify server with the following features: - Fastify REST API - Typed routes (Typescript & Zod) - Typed error outputs - Swagger (including schema for request/response as well as error outputs) - Health check endpoints - Secure wi
The npm package @relab/fastify-kit receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @relab/fastify-kit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @relab/fastify-kit 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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