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accelerated.api.versioning
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This module seamlessly adds API versioning into your accelerated.api app by returning your package.json version via response headers. By default, the header name is X-Accelerated-API-Version, but you can override that in your accelerated.api env.json:
"EXPRESS_API_VERSION_HEADER": "Your-API-Version-Header"
This repo is an easy-to-use npm template to create modules for accelerated.api. Simply clone this repo and:
Change your moduleKey and moduleName in index.js. (moduleKey is a key that uniquely identies your module in the context of your app.)
Update your package.json with your information and module information.
Now actually create your module by utilizing the three CommonJS modules in this repo, middleware, model, and route. Please note the structure and direct injected variables in each CommonJS module and what each is returning.
Run npm publish in your command line to publish directly onto npm, and viola! You've got a npm packaged module for accelerated.api.
Okay, so how do you use this module in your accelerated.api project? Here's an example:
var api = require('accelerated.api');
var example = require('acceleratd.api.module');
api.useMiddlewares([
[example.key, example.middleware]
]);
api.useModels([
[example.key, example.model]
]);
api.useRoutes([
[example.key, example.route]
]);
api.run();
FAQs
Seamless app versioning via package.json.
The npm package accelerated.api.versioning receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, accelerated.api.versioning popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that accelerated.api.versioning demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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