tengriwatch

tengri 👁‍🗨

📝 what is tengri

tengri is a request logger for your node js web API based application that comes with an interface to visualize requests made to your server.

🛠 how to use

• to use tengri run the command in the project root yarn add tengriwatch or npm install tengriwatch
• create a connection file for tengri to access your database, e.g. connect.js (if you are using knex.js skip this step):
• put the code below in the js file:

   // Update with your config settings.
   module.exports = {
       development: {
           client: 'mysql',
           connection: {
           host:'localhost',
           database: '',
           user:     '',
           password: ''
           },
       },

       staging: {
           client: 'mysql',
           connection: {
           host:'localhost',
           database: '',
           user:     '',
           password: ''
           },
           pool: {
           min: 2,
           max: 10
           },
           migrations: {
           tableName: 'knex_migrations'
           }
       },

       production: {
           client: 'mysql',
           connection: {
           host:'localhost',
           database: '',
           user:     '',
           password: ''
           },
           pool: {
           min: 2,
           max: 10
           },
           migrations: {
           tableName: 'knex_migrations'
           }
       }
   };

• in the app/index/server
  • require tengri module var Tengri = require("./tengri");
  • initialize tengri Tengri.init('connect.js') (if you're using knex, just pass knexfile.js)
  • require tengri server var tengriServer = require("tengriServer");
  • require tengri var {tengri} = require("./tengri");
  • use tengri server app.use(tengriServer);
  • call tengri middleware above the route you want to monitor

        app.use(tengri)
        app.use('/d',home)
    
        OR
    
        app.use('/d',tengri,home)
    

• navigate to your host or domain /tengri/tengriserver

built by

• Chukwudi Khagan Ubah - twitter