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@edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch

v11.0.52

Published

HTTP exporter for the eDirect Audit system using the native Fetch API. Implements the `Exporter` interface from `@edirect/audit-domain` and sends audit events to the audit service via HTTP POST — without requiring Axios as a dependency.

Downloads

732

Readme

@edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch

HTTP exporter for the eDirect Audit system using the native Fetch API. Implements the Exporter interface from @edirect/audit-domain and sends audit events to the audit service via HTTP POST — without requiring Axios as a dependency.

Features

  • Implements the Exporter interface (export and bulkExport)
  • Uses native Fetch API — no extra HTTP client dependency
  • Per-request token override support (for multi-tenant auth)
  • Bearer token sanitization (accepts both Bearer <token> and raw token)
  • Bulk export support for batching events
  • eventTimestamp automatically serialized to ISO string

Installation

pnpm add @edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch
# or
npm install @edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch

Requires Node.js 18+ or an environment with native Fetch API support.

Usage

Standalone

import { HttpFetchExporter } from '@edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch';
import { AuditRequest } from '@edirect/audit-domain';

const exporter = new HttpFetchExporter({
  basePath: 'https://audit.internal.example.com',
  accessToken: process.env.AUDIT_ACCESS_TOKEN,
});

const event: AuditRequest = {
  tenant: 'th-broker',
  service: 'subscription-service',
  domain: 'subscription',
  originType: 'HTTP',
  actorType: 'CUSTOMER',
  actorGroup: 'customers',
  actionCategory: 'DATA_MODIFICATION_EVENT',
  actionKey: 'CREATE',
  targetKey: 'Subscription',
  actionDetail: 'Customer created subscription',
  resultKey: 'SUCCESS',
  eventTimestamp: new Date(),
};

await exporter.export(event);

// Or bulk
await exporter.bulkExport([event1, event2]);

With @edirect/audit-nestjs

import { AuditModule } from '@edirect/audit-nestjs';
import { HttpFetchExporter } from '@edirect/audit-exporter-http-fetch';

AuditModule.register({
  exporter: request =>
    new HttpFetchExporter({
      basePath: 'https://audit.internal.example.com',
      accessToken: request.headers.authorization,
    }),
  service: 'subscription-service',
  domain: 'subscription',
  tenant: 'th-broker',
});

API

HttpFetchExporter

constructor(config: HttpFetchExporterConfig)

| Property | Type | Required | Description | | ------------- | -------- | -------- | ------------------------------------- | | basePath | string | Yes | Base URL of the audit service | | accessToken | string | No | Default Bearer token for all requests |

export(data: AuditRequest, accessToken?: string): Promise<void>

Sends a single audit event. Optional accessToken overrides the constructor-level token.

bulkExport(data: AuditRequest[], accessToken?: string): Promise<void>

Sends multiple events in a single request. export() delegates to bulkExport() internally.

Choosing Between Axios and Fetch Exporters

| Feature | http-axios | http-fetch | | ------------------- | ------------------ | ---------------- | | HTTP client | Axios | Native Fetch | | Node.js requirement | Any | Node.js 18+ | | Bundle size | Larger (axios dep) | Smaller (no dep) | | Edge/serverless | Compatible | Compatible | | API surface | Identical | Identical |

Both implement the same Exporter interface and are interchangeable.