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node-health-agent
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Agent to trigger events in your instances (even on production). It comes with a list of built-in events and allows to trigger custom actions.
/!\ This module use async/await syntax and the inspector module, this is why you must have node 8.0+.
Supported and tested : >= 8.0
Version | Supported | Tested |
---|---|---|
14.x | yes | yes |
12.x | yes | yes |
In order to have all features we recommend to use at least Node.js version 10 or higher.
$ npm install node-health-agent --save
const agent = require('node-health-agent')({
appName: 'testAPI',
serverUrl: 'ws://localhost:3001',
inspector: {
storage: {
type: "s3",
bucket: process.env.CONFIG_S3_BUCKET,
dir: 'inspector'
}
}
})
agent.addEvent('myEvent', (event) => {
console.log(event)
})
agent.addEvent('myEvent', (event, ws) => {
const data = ... // get data in any way
event.data = data
ws.send(JSON.stringify(event))
})
agent._events.cpu_profiling_start({}, agent.ws, agent.inspector)
// ...
// a few moment later
const profile = await agent._events.cpu_profiling_stop({}, agent.ws, agent.inspector)
Event | description |
---|---|
cpu_profiling_start | Start a CPU profiling |
cpu_profiling_stop | Stop a CPU profiling |
extract_env_var | Extract environment variables |
extract_package_file | Extract package.json file content |
extract_dependencies | Extract the full dependencies tree |
memory_dump | Take a memory snapshot |
memory_sampling_start | Start a memory sampling |
memory_sampling_stop | Stop memory sampling |
code_coverage_start | Start to collect code coverage data |
code_coverage_stop | Stop code coevrage and send data |
diagnosis_report | Run Node.js diagnosis report |
memory_cpu_usage | Export CPU and memory info |
Node-health's agent use debug module in order not to pollute your logs. If you want to see all agent output just use DEBUG environment variable:
DEBUG=node-health-agent* node myApp.js
$ npm test
Coverage report can be found in coverage/.
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We found that node-health-agent 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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