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@automattic/vip-go

v1.5.0

Published

Node package helpers for the VIP Go platform

Readme

VIP Go Node Helpers

This package provides modules to help run Node.js applications on VIP Go.

Install

npm install --save @automattic/vip-go

Modules

The following is a list of modules included in this package:

  • server: a server that wraps your request handler or express app behind an easy to use interface
  • logger: a ready to use logger for your node applications with Kibana integration out of the box
  • newrelic: New Relic integration for applications on VIP Go
  • redis: a helper library to instantiate a Redis client compatible with VIP Go

Usage

const { server, logger, newrelic, redis } = require( '@automattic/vip-go' );

TypeScript consumers can import public helper types from the package subpath:

import type { RedisOptions } from '@automattic/vip-go/types';

Please refer to the documentation for each module (server | logger | newrelic | redis) to learn more about how to use it.

New Relic is no longer a peer dependency of this module. Please remember to install New Relic separately if your app requires it.

Reference docs

Development

Using hooks

For development, we have some hooks running before each commit/push. To use them, execute the following command inside the repo after cloning it:

git config core.hooksPath hooks

Running tests

Unit tests can run locally without Docker because test dependencies are mocked.

Start Docker services only when working on local or integration scenarios that require Redis:

docker-compose up

Build the TypeScript sources before using the CommonJS compatibility wrappers:

npm run build

Run strict type checking for both the library and tests:

npm run typecheck

Run the TypeScript test suite directly with Node's test runner:

npm run cmd:test

The full test command runs linting, type checking, and the test suite:

npm test