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@bkmj/node-red-contrib-omni-http

v1.6.0

Published

A custom Node-RED node to handle multiple HTTP endpoints dynamically into a single flow.

Downloads

1,847

Readme

@bkmj/node-red-contrib-omni-http

A professional Node-RED custom node that creates multiple HTTP endpoints triggering a single flow. It effectively transforms your API layout from a cluttered "spaghetti" view of separate http in nodes into a single, highly maintainable router matrix.

Features

  • Consolidated Routing: Manage multiple methods and paths (e.g., GET /document, POST /document, DELETE /document/:_id) inside a single node.
  • Visual Integration: Displays your system's httpNodeRoot prefix dynamically in the editor layout.
  • Instance-Wide Global Properties: Inject properties (msg._model = "Document") globally to all endpoints in the node. Perfect for decoupling downstream subflows!
  • Route-Specific Properties: Inject custom variables per endpoint on arrival (acting like a built-in Inject node). Local properties automatically override global ones in case of key conflicts.
  • Native Look & Feel: Uses Node-RED's official typedInput widgets, offering full support for String, Number, Boolean, JSON, Flow, Global, Env, and Date types with a seamless responsive design.
npm install @bkmj/node-red-contrib-omni-http

Usage Example: Decoupling Subflows

Instead of configuring environment variables on separate subflow instances (like an api or model subflow), you can inject architecture tokens directly at the edge:

  1. In the Global Variables section, add msg._model = "Document" and msg._destroy = false.
  2. Map your CRUD endpoints below (GET /entities/document, POST /entities/document, etc.).
  3. Connect your shared subflow directly to the output. It will automatically receive the correct model context regardless of which HTTP endpoint was triggered.