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@fastify/diagnostics-channel

v4.2.0

Published

Plugin to deal with diagnostics_channel on Fastify

Downloads

209

Readme

@fastify/diagnostics-channel

CI NPM version js-standard-style

Install

npm i @fastify/diagnostics-channel

Usage

Register as a plugin. This will add some hooks that provide information through diagnostics_channel

const fastify = require('fastify')()

fastify.register(require('@fastify/diagnostics-channel'), {})

Note: check examples/ to further information

What information is provided?

  1. onRoute Channel
  2. onResponse Channel
  3. onError Channel
  4. onTimeout Channel
  5. onRequest Channel

The channels are prefixed by: fastify.{HOOK_NAME}

onRoute Channel

Channel: fastify.onRoute

This event is sent at every route registered passing a routeOptions object

const dc = require('node:diagnostics_channel')
const onRoute = dc.channel('fastify.onRoute')

onRoute.subscribe((routeOptions) => {
  routeOptions.method
  routeOptions.schema
  routeOptions.url // the complete URL of the route, it will inclued the prefix if any
  routeOptions.path // `url` alias
  routeOptions.routePath // the URL of the route without the prefix
  routeOptions.bodyLimit
  routeOptions.logLevel
  routeOptions.logSerializers
  routeOptions.prefix
})

onResponse Channel

Channel: fastify.onResponse

This event is sent at every response sent by server, it propagates an object containing: request object and reply object

const dc = require('node:diagnostics_channel')
const onResponse = dc.channel('fastify.onResponse')

onResponse.subscribe((data) => {
  data.request
  data.reply
})

onError Channel

Channel: fastify.onError

This event is sent when some error is throw on the lifecycle of Fastify.

The message data is an object containing a request object, reply object, and Error object

const dc = require('node:diagnostics_channel')
const onError = dc.channel('fastify.onError')

onError.subscribe((data) => {
  data.request
  data.reply
  data.error // error object throwed
})

onTimeout Channel

Channel: fastify.onTimeout

This event is sent when a request spent more time than connectionTimeout specifies. For further information about connectionTimeout check the Fastify documentation.

The message data is an object containing a request object, reply object, and connectionTimeout value

Note: by default the Fastify does not limit the request time.

const dc = require('node:diagnostics_channel')
const onTimeout = dc.channel('fastify.onTimeout')

onTimeout.subscribe((data) => {
  data.connectionTimeout
  data.reply
  data.request
})

onRequest Channel

Channel: fastify.onRequest

This event is sent when a request is received; the message data is an object containing a request object and reply object

const dc = require('node:diagnostics_channel')
const onRequest = dc.channel('fastify.onRequest')

onRequest.subscribe((data) => {
  data.request
  data.reply
})

License

Licensed under MIT.