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FLY
is f
unctionally
: A library for develop backend easy.
Require
node >= 8
## Yarn
$ yarn global add fly
## NPM
$ npm install -g fly
proxy.js
module.exports = {
async main (event, context) {
return {url : event.query.url}
},
configHttp: {
method: 'GET',
path: '/proxy'
}
}
$ fly http -r ↙
┌────────┬────────────────┬────────┬────────┐
│ Method │ Path │ Domain │ Fn │
│ GET │ /api │ │ index │
│ GET │ /api/userLogin │ │ login │
│ POST │ /upload │ │ upload │
│ GET │ / │ │ home │
│ GET │ /static/:path+ │ │ static │
└────────┴────────────────┴────────┴────────┘
SERVER READY
NAME: HTTP
ADDRESS: http://127.0.0.1:5000
PID: 20815
WORK DIR: /Users/YourName/Code/fly-example
HOT RELOAD: true
{
extends: String, // Extends from function, support file, package
imports: Object {String: String} // Inject function to context
config: Object {String: Any}, // Config object
retry: Number || Boolean, // Retry count, true is 3
main: Function (event, ctx), // Main
validate: Function (event, ctx), // Validate
before: Function (event, ctx), // Before filter
after: Function (event, ctx), // After filter
catch: Function (event, ctx), // Error catch
config<Event>: Object || Boolean || Function, // Startup event
before<Event>: Function (event, ctx), // Before filter
after<Event>: Function (event, ctx), // After filter
validate<Event>: Function (event, ctx), // Validate event
catch<Event>: Function (event, ctx), // Error catch
}
eventId: String # Event ID
eventType: String # Event Type:http, command, null is internal
originalEvent: Event # OriginalEvent
parentEvent: Event # Parent Event
call: Function # Invoke function
list: Function # List functions
get: Function # Get function
error: Function # Trigger error internal
<fn>: Function # The functions imported
trace: Object # Current trace
config: Object # Config object
Usage:
fly <command> [--options]
System Commands:
api [command] API service
[command] start | stop | reload | restart | status | log
--port,-p number Bind port
--instance,-i number The instance number
--all,-a All applications
--bind,-b string
call <fn> Call function
<fn> Function name
--type string Set event type
--data,-d string Set event data
--timeout, -t Set timeout
show <fn> Show function info
<fn> Function name
help Show help
--system,-s Show system commands
http [command] HTTP service
[command] start | stop | reload | restart | status | log
--port,-p number Bind port
--instance,-i number The instance number
--all,-a All applications
--bind,-b string
--hotreload,-r Run with hot reload mode
install Install deps
--list,-l List packages to install
list List functions
--type string List with type
--all List all commands
new [dir] Create new service dir
[dir] Dir name
--force Force create when dir exists
serve [command] Serve service
[command] start | stop | reload | restart | status | log
--port,-p number Bind port
--instance,-i number The instance number
--all,-a All applications
--bind,-b string
Global options:
--id,-i string Set event id
--verbose,-V Show verbose
Event can be anything, but must can be JSONify
Http Event
method: String # request http method, lowercase
path: String # request http path
origin: String # request http origin
host: String # request http host
domain: String # request domain
url: String # request full url
protocol: String # request protocol
port: Number # request port
ip: String # request ip
headers: Object # request headers
body: Object # request body
files: Object # request files
query: Object # request query
search: String # request search string without ?
cookies: Object # request cookies
Http Config
method: String # Set method, eg: get, post, put, delete
path: String # Set path, eg: /api
domain: String | Array # Set domain you want supply service
cache: Boolean | Number # Set page cache header, `true` is 600 seconds
cors: Boolean | String # Set http CORS header, `true` is for all origin, String set origin, object set params
origin: String
headers: String
methods: String
upload:
allowTypes: Array # mimetypes, eg: ['png', 'image/jpeg']
maxSize: Number # maxSize, default is 100mb
Command Event
args: Object # command args, eg: "--help"
params: Object # command params, eg: "call <param>", param will pass as params.param
Command Config
_: String # command declare, eg: "call <param>"
args: Object # command args declares: `"--help": Boolean`
alias: Object # command alias declares, eg: `"--help": '-h'`
descriptions: Object # command descriptions
_: String # command description
<param>: String # param description
<args>: String # arg description
Command Example
module.exports = {
main (event, ctx) {
const command = event.params.command
const showFull = event.args.full
// logic
},
configCommand: {
_: 'help <command>',
args: {
'--full': Boolean
},
alias: {
'--full': '-f'
},
descriptions: {
_: 'Show help for commands',
'<help>': 'Command name'
'--full': 'Show full descriptions'
}
}
}
Cron Event
time: timestamp
Cron Config
time: '* * * * *' # See format defintion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
timeout: 60 # Maximum time limit
Cron Example
module.exports = {
main (event, ctx) {
// tick on every 30min
},
configCron: {
time: '*/30 * * * *'
}
}
Optional. You can place
fly.yml
in directory to overwrite funciton's config
fly.yml
files:
- "**/*.fly.js"
# Events config overwrite
events:
http:
domain:
- api.com
- localhost
# Config overwrite
config:
db:
host: localhost
module@:
db: 'test:3333'
url@:
url: hello
You can use in Nodejs and call fly function directly
const Fly = require('node-fly')
const fly = new Fly('/dir')
await fly.call('test', {host: 'api.com'})
Copyright (c) 2019 hfcorriez hfcorriez@gmail.com
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
FAQs
For back-end development
The npm package fly receives a total of 32 weekly downloads. As such, fly popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fly demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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