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hapi plugin which tries to detect, warn and auto-fix Hapi 17 breaking changes
This plugin tries to detect, warn and auto-fix Hapi 17 breaking changes which are not fixed in plugins with a best effort.
Hooks are recursive so if a plugin requires incompatible plugins, hapi-compat plugin will support them too.
ID | Auto Fix | Perf Impact | Description |
---|---|---|---|
ASYNC_PLUGINS | YES | I | plugins with next callback should return a Promise now |
SERVER_REGISTER | YES | - | server.register({ register }) should be { plugin } |
PLUGIN_ATTRS | YES | - | register.attributes ~> {register, pkg} |
SERVER_ON | YES | I* + R* | server.on ~> server.events.on |
ASYNC_SERVER_EXT | YES | I | Support for server.ext where the method expects having next callback |
*
means only impacts perf when old code detected not newer pluginsFor more details please look at breaking changes list here
Install package:
npm install hapi-compat
# or using yarn...
yarn add hapi-compat
Add plugin and push main Hapi instance as options.server
to allow globally registering hooks:
// ...
const server = new Hapi.Server(....)
// ...
server.register({
plugin: 'hapi-compat',
options: {
server
}
})
Does this plugin magically fixes everything for migration?
Absolutely no. This is just a helper utility for making migration easier and faster.
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Fandogh - Pooya Parsa
Released under The MIT LICENSE
FAQs
hapi plugin which tries to detect, warn and auto-fix Hapi 17 breaking changes
We found that hapi-compat 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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