Simple Node service wrapper, with basic support for configs and classes. Example:
var swrap = require( "swrap" );
var appwrapper = swrap.app(); // or new wrap.app();
// ...initialize your services, for example express, mongoose, restify, etc:
appwrapper.set( "http", expressApp );
appwrapper.set( "db", mongoose );
// later you can get them:
mongoose = appwrapper.get( "db" );
// We parse configuration JSONs with CJSON, so if you want, comment'em!
appwrapper.config.load( "config/commented.json" );
appwrapper.config.get( "my.nested.config.is.awesome" ); // => the value of your config!
npm install swrap
Execute the following commands to get the tests running in swrap:
npm install -d
npm test
MIT
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Simple Node service wrapper, with basic support for configs and classes.
We found that swrap 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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