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node-thrift-service

use redis/zookeeper to publish thrift service, manage thrift server/client

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node-thrift-service

node >= 4.0.0

Unlike other language, javascript can use .apply to call a function, so calling the remote nodejs service only need to transport alias(of service), action(function of service, MUST BE A PROMISE/SYNC), params.

By using Thrift , it support two way to use this module:

  1. When calling nodejs service, use the inner msg.thrift
  2. Using use-defined.thrift

Features:

  • use redis/zookeeper to publish thrift service
  • caller search the services, using polling to manage thrift clients
  • client subscribe for new services

Warning: Thrift Server will listening on a port, so you need to config your Firewalls

Install

npm install node-thrift-service

USAGE

cd test and run node server, node client.

ThriftServer

const ThriftServer = require('node-thrift-service').ThriftServer;

let server = new ThriftServer({
    adapter: {
    name   : 'zookeeper',
    options: {
      connect                 : '127.0.0.1:2181',
      timeout                 : 200000,
      debug_level             : ZooKeeper.ZOO_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR,
      host_order_deterministic: false,
      data_as_buffer          : false
    }
  }
});

server.on('debug', console.log);
server.on('info', console.log);
server.on('error', console.error);

server.on('ready', (info) => {
  console.log(info);

  server.add({
    alias  : 'lodash',
    service: _,
    actions: ['isString', 'no_such_action']
  });
}); 

// ThriftServer host: xx.xx.xx.xx , port: 7007

ThriftClient

const ThriftServer = require('node-thrift-service').ThriftClient;

let client = new ThriftClient({
  adapter: {
    name   : 'zookeeper',
    options: {
      connect                 : '127.0.0.1:2181',
      timeout                 : 200000,
      debug_level             : ZooKeeper.ZOO_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR,
      host_order_deterministic: false,
      data_as_buffer          : false
    }
  }
});

client.on('debug', console.log);
client.on('info', console.log);
client.on('error', console.error);

client.on('ready', (info) => {
  console.log(info);

  client.call('lodash', 'isString', ['a']).then(console.log);
  // true
  client.call('lodash', 'no_such_action', []).catch(console.error);
  // error
});

OPTIONS && API

ThriftServer(options)

inner gen-nodejs
  • [options.adapter] : optional {Object}, include:
    • name='zookeeper' : {String} 'redis' or 'zookeeper'
    • options={} : redis: node_redis , zookeeper: node-zookeeper
  • [options.services] : optional {Object|Array}, each service include:
    • [alias] : {Function|String} unique name of each service, or use service.name or service.identity
    • service : {Object} origin service object
    • [actions] : {Array|String} permissions, or allow all service actions, ONLY support PROMISE/SYNC
  • [options.thrift] : optional {Object}, include:
    • [port] : {Number} if null, thrift server bind to an unused port (default to find a unused port increasing from 7007 or from this setting, Thrift Server will listening on this port, so you need to config your Firewalls)
    • [host] : {String} if null, use ipv4 from eth0(linux) en0(osx)
use-defined gen-nodejs
  • [options.adapter] : optional {Object}, include:
  • ``[options.thrift]` : optional {Object}, include:
    • [port] : {Number} if null, thrift server bind to an unused port (default to find a unused port increasing from 7007 or from this setting, Thrift Server will listening on this port, so you need to config your Firewalls)
    • [host] : {String} if null, use ipv4 from eth0(linux) en0(osx)
    • alias : {String} alias of gen-nodejs proceesor // for search thrift server
    • processor : gen-nodejs proceesor // see server.js#L102
    • handler : gen-nodejs handler
    • options : {Object} gen-nodejs options
API
  • .add(services) : invalid with 'use-defined gen-nodejs', return {Promise|bluebird}
    • [alias] : {Function|String} unique name of each service, or use service.name or service.identity
    • service : {Object} origin service object
    • [actions] : {Array|String} permissions, or allow all service actions, ONLY support PROMISE/SYNC
  • .on(EVENT) :
    • ready : server initial .on('ready', (info) => {...})
    • debug : debug log .on('ready', (info) => {...})
    • info : info log, .on('info', (info) => {...})
    • error : error log, .on('info', (err) => {…})
  • .server() get thrift.createServer
  • .host() get host
  • .port() get port

ThriftClient(options) :

  • [options.adapter] : optional {Object}, include:
  • [options.thrifts] : optional {Object|Array}, if you use user-defined.thrift, you should give this params, each thrift include:
    • alias {String} // for search thrift server
    • processor {Object} // gen-nodejs thrift processor
  • .call(alias, action, params, [callback]) : use inner msg.thrift
    • alias {String} service alias name
    • action : {String} name of action
    • params : {Array} params of alias.action
    • return result with {Promise|bluebird} or callback(err, result)
  • .call(alias, [callback]) : for user-defined.thrift return thrift.createClient
    • alias : {String} service alias name
    • return client with {Promise|bluebird} or callback(err, client)
  • .on(EVENT) :
    • ready : server initial .on('ready', (info) => {...})
    • debug : debug log .on('ready', (info) => {...})
    • info : info log, .on('info', (info) => {...})
    • error : error log, .on('info', (err) => {…})

TEST

npm test or make test or make test-cover

LICENSE

MIT

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Package last updated on 20 Mar 2016

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