The `ot-context` package provides support for holding a context object that is bound to e.g. a request scope. This is useful for holding metadata such as a RequestId token or user authorization.
The ot-context package provides support for holding a context object
that is bound to e.g. a request scope. This is useful for holding
metadata such as a RequestId token or user authorization.
Ideally such context would be passed around explicitly. However, requiring all code and modules that run inside of a request context to be aware of this context mechanism is a monumental problem.
The context object is a simple dictionary.
The current context may always be retrieved with the context.current() method.
You may create a new context with the context.enter(next) method.
You may ensure a context exists with the context.ensure(next) method.
context.middleware is Express middleware that enters a new context for every request,
implementing a basic request scope.
npm install --save ot-context
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The `ot-context` package provides support for holding a context object that is bound to e.g. a request scope. This is useful for holding metadata such as a RequestId token or user authorization.
We found that ot-context demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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