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rootle-grpc-interceptor
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Error log gRPC client uses Rootle log API to log gRPC errors.
gRPC interceptors has the incoming request as an input to tell the Rootle interceptor which filed in the incoming request should be used as referer
and, useragent
an interface of type InterceptorRequestSources
must be passed to the Rootle
constructor.
const requestHeaders = {
useragent: "agent",
referer: "client",
}
The code above will tell the interceptor to look for field in the request named `Agent` to use it as a `useragent` and a field named `Clinet` to use it as a `referer`
import Rootle from 'rootle';
import Interceptor from 'rootle-grpc-interceptor';
const logger = new Rootle("ac12Cd-Aevd-12Grx-235f4", "billing-Lambda", {
referer: "client",
useragent: "agent"
});
new grpcService.GreeterClient(
"localhost:6000",
grpc.credentials.createInsecure(),
{
interceptors: [Interceptor],
})
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TS implementation of Rootle log gRPC clinet interceptor
The npm package rootle-grpc-interceptor receives a total of 38 weekly downloads. As such, rootle-grpc-interceptor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rootle-grpc-interceptor 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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