express-gateway-plugin-example
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Generic plugin example for Express Gateway
It shows all extension points available in the Express Gateway Plugin Engine 1.2.0
$ npm -i -g express-gateway
$ eg gateway create
eg gateway create
# follow prompts
? What\'s the name of your Express Gateway? demo
? Where would you like to install your Express Gateway? demo
? What type of Express Gateway do you want to create? Getting Started with Express Gateway
# cd to new directory
$ cd ./demo
# install this plugin
$ eg plugin install example
? Set value for baseUrl: http://example.com
? Set value for maxRequestsPerSecond: 234
? Would you like to enable this plugin in system config? Yes
? Would you like to add new policies to gateway config? Yes
Plugin installed!
Express Gateway plugin explanation: Plugin Documentation
CLI for installing and configuring plugin: Plugins CLI
Guidlines how to write your custom plugin: Plugin Development Guide
Express Gateway Boot Sequence explains order in which plugin entities are loaded and executed.
FAQs
Plugin Example for Express Gateway
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