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> Customizable frontend-proxy, supporting multiple handlers for input-urls


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simple frontend proxy

Customizable frontend-proxy, supporting multiple handlers for input-urls

Motivation Our infrastructure may contain different media-services and on different environments. Having a set of nested widgets, libraries and applications they all access the same services within an environment. This frontend-proxy helps to open source applications, since internal ressources and behaviour can be configured, but its public api is consistent and has default handlers for the normal use-case.

yarn add @technik-sde/foxy

Handler A handler registers its methods for a specific request-object, containing a source-property. The handler will be selected for the exposed request-method, when its function use(RequestObject):boolean returns true.

Usage

import { Foxy, utils } from "technik-sde/foxy";

const proxy = new Foxy({
  handlers: [
  {
    use({ source }) {
      return myUrlFormat.test(source);
    },
    getImageURL({ source }) {
      return Promise.resolve(buildMyUrlScheme(source));
    },
    getImageInfo({ source }) {
      return utils.loadImage(buildMyUrlScheme(source))
    }
  }
  ]
});

const finalUrl = await proxy.getImageURL({ source: 1234 });
const imageMetadata = await proxy.getImageInfo({ source: 1234 });

Multiple handlers are supported and are resolved from first to last index. The first handler returning true on use, will be selected, if the given method-name is defined:

import { Foxy } from "technik-sde/foxy";

const proxy = new Foxy({
  handlers: [
  {
    use({ source }) {
      return myUrlFormat.test(source);
    },
    getImageURL({ source }) {
      return Promise.resolve(buildMyUrlScheme(source));
    }
  },
  {
    use: () => true,
    // overwrites default exception to always return false
    getImageURL({ source }) { return Promise.resolve(false); } 
  }
  ]
});

const finalUrl = await proxy.getImageURL({ source: "abc" }); // false, when not myUrlFormat

Per default the following methods are supported via api: getImageURL, getImageInfo, getVideoURL, getVideoInfo, getURL and getJSON. The generic method get(methodName: string, requestData: AnyObject) may be used to access any custom methods defined on handlers. e.g.

import { Foxy } from "technik-sde/foxy";

const proxy = new Foxy({
  handlers: [
  {
    use({ source }) {
      return myUrlFormat.test(source);
    },
    getArticles({ source }) {
      return fetch(buildMyUrlScheme(source)).then(response => response.json().data);
    }
  }
  ]
});

const json = await proxy.get("getArticles", { source: "my-json-url" });

Handlers

Currently three example handlers are exported with this module. They probably should not be used in production:

  • unsplash: allowing modification of query params to load images from unsplash.com
  • image: default image handler, to load image-urls and metadata
  • video: crude video handler to get video-type, dimensions and duration as metadata

Import these handlers with

import { handler } from "technik-sde/foxy";

// handler.unsplash
// handler.image
// handler.video

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Last updated on 05 Feb 2021

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