@sap-cloud-sdk/resilience
Advanced tools
This package contains implementations for the resilience middlewares like a timeout or circuit breaker middleware. This concept of middlewares is totally generic, and you can use it for non-resilience use cases.
$ npm install @sap-cloud-sdk/resilience
Add a timeout middleware to a request.
executeHttpRequest(destination, { middleware: [ timeout() ] }, httpRequestOptions);
For more detailed overview visit our resilience documentation.
The recommended way to get in touch with us is to create an issue on GitHub. Select the issue category Bug, Feature, or Question depending on the nature of your request. We try to provide fixes, features and answers as soon as possible.
If you would like to contribute to the SAP Cloud SDK, please make yourself familiar with our contributing guidelines and follow the given instructions.
The SAP Cloud SDK is released under the Apache License Version 2.0.
3.25.0
setBasePath() method on the OpenAPI request builder, allowing a custom base path URL to be set for a single request. This base path is prepended to the API path parameter for that single request. (2943cd5)basePath option in the options-per-service.json file in the OpenAPI generator. This option prepends the base URL path to the API path parameter for every request. (2943cd5)FAQs
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We found that @sap-cloud-sdk/resilience demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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