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Simple mechanism for converting Express Http to a queue and back.
Currently multibyte only works reliably with Express 3 and formidable. Streaming only works from server->client
npm install cuteyp
var express = require('express'); var cuteyp = require('cuteyp');
var app = express(); app.listen(8080);
var queue = cuteyp.redis(redisConfig); //OR = cuteyp.stomp(stompitConfig);
cuteyp.fromHttp(app, queue, { replyTo: 'queue.reply', ttl: 30000, // depends on implementation mappingFn: function(req) { // var service = req.path.split('/')[1]; return 'queue.request.' + service; } });
var app = express(); app.get('/foo/bar', function() { ...});
var queue = cuteyp.redis(redisConfig); //OR = cuteyp.stomp(stompitConfig); cuteyp.toHttp(app, queue, 'queue.request.foo' );
Http requests to FE are converted into messages and placed on the queue. The BE service subscribes to the queue on a particular channel/queue and when it receives a message it converts it into an Http request and passes it to express to 'handle'. When express writes the response, cuteyp captures the response, packages it up in a message and returns it to the queue via the replyTo address. Back on the FE, cuteyp is subscribing to the replyTo queue and will convert the reply message to a response to write back to the client.
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Redis and Stomp are supported and there is a simple interface to implement your own queue
FAQs
Stompify your Express App
The npm package cuteyp receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, cuteyp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cuteyp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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