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@8zali9/server-z

v1.1.0

Published

npm package to create http server

Downloads

8

Readme

Server-Z

server-z is an npm package that allows you to create a simple HTTP server and offload CPU-intensive tasks to worker threads, preventing blocking of the event loop or the main thread.

Features

  1. Simple HTTP Server Creation:
    • Easily set up an HTTP server with methods to handle GET, POST, UPDATE, and DELETE requests.
  2. Offload CPU-Intensive Task:
    • Execute a CPU-intensive task on a worker thread without blocking the main thread, ensuring smooth performance for I/O operations.

Installation

npm install @8zali9/server-z

Example - Creating an http server

const serverz = require("@8zali9/server-z")
const app = new serverz()

app.getReq("/", (req, res) => {
    res.end("hello")
})

app.listen(3000, () => {})

Example - Offload CPU-Intensive Task

const { CPUIntensiveTaskExecuter } = require("./index")

const main = () => {
    return 89
}

const ite = new CPUIntensiveTaskExecuter(main)

const callback = (result) => {
    console.log(`callback done: ${result}`)
}

ite.executeCpuIntensiveTask(callback)

API Reference

ServerZ

  • getReq(url, handler): Handle GET requests at the specified URL.
  • postReq(url, handler): Handle POST requests at the specified URL.
  • updateReq(url, handler): Handle UPDATE requests at the specified URL.
  • deleteReq(url, handler): Handle DELETE requests at the specified URL.
  • listen(port, callback): Start the HTTP server on the specified port.

IntensiveTaskExecuter

  • constructor(mainFunction): Initializes the task executor with the CPU-intensive task.
  • executeCpuIntensiveTask(callback): Executes the task on a worker thread and returns the result through the callback.

License

MIT

This README.md provides a clear introduction, installation instructions, examples for HTTP server creation, and offloading CPU-intensive tasks, and an API reference for your package.