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@greenrenge/adapters

v1.0.1

Published

adapters for data transferring

Readme

ADAPTERS

This idea comes to solve the dependencies issue, each unit of work can work on any adapters which implement the same interface.

Input Adapter

it is responsible for generate or send the data to the handlers which is separated by name of channel/event key-value pairs of string : function(data):Promise

Interfaces

Adapter is a class receiving an object with has the channel name as the property name, and function handler is a value

Example

const InputAdapter = require('./campaign_adapters/input_adapters/agenda/agenda-input-adapter')

const handlers = {
    channel1 : async (data) => {},
    channel2 : (data)=>{return new Promise(..)}
}
const input = new InputAdapter(handlers)

await input.setting(..some_custom_setting..) // for any custom setting , can be ignore but should implement this

await input.connect() // start getting data
await input.disconnect() //destroy any connections

Methods

connect is start to receive the messages.

.connect() : Promise
.setting(object) : Promise
.disconnect() : Promise

Output Adapter

it is a responsible handler for publishing the generated data. publishing to other modules or microservices somehow.

Interfaces

Adapter is a class which may needs to be config before publishing the messages. messages will publish according to channel name

Example

const OutputAdapter = require('./campaign_adapters/output_adapters/mq/rabbitmq-output-adapter')

const output = new OutputAdapter()

await output.setting(..some_custom_setting..) // for any custom setting , can be ignore but should implement this

await input.connect() // connect to any connections
await input.publish({channel = 'facebook', data='hello world'})
await input.disconnect() //destroy any connections

Methods

connect is start to receive the messages.

.connect() : Promise
.setting(object) : Promise
.disconnect():Promise