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@mango-power/node-kit

v1.2.2

Published

Shared node toolkit for mp services

Readme

@mango-power/node-kit

Shared Node.js toolkit for backend services.

Install

npm i @mango-power/node-kit

Modules

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | createLogger / AppLogger | Structured logger (JSON output) | | PGClient | PostgreSQL connection pool — returns raw snake_case rows | | RedisClient | Redis client (ioredis wrapper) | | RmqService | RabbitMQ producer / consumer (amqplib wrapper) | | SLSClient | Alibaba Cloud SLS (read & write) | | OssClient | Alibaba Cloud OSS (ali-oss wrapper) | | AwsS3Client | AWS S3 client (@aws-sdk/client-s3 wrapper) | | OssClientConfig | Config type for OssClient / AwsS3Client | | AwsMqttService / AliMqttService / EMQXMqttService | MQTT clients |


CHANGELOG

v1.0.0 ⚠️ Breaking Change

PGClient.query() / PGClient.queryOne() removed humps camelizeKeys — now returns raw PostgreSQL snake_case rows.

// Before (v0.x — auto camelCase)
const row = await pg.queryOne('SELECT user_id FROM account WHERE id = $1', [id]);
console.log(row.userId); // ✅

// After (v1.0+ — snake_case raw row)
const row = await pg.queryOne('SELECT user_id FROM account WHERE id = $1', [id]);
console.log(row.user_id); // ✅ use snake_case
// Or map in Repository.mapRow() to a typed Domain Entity

Logger

import { createLogger } from '@mango-power/node-kit';
const logger = createLogger('ServiceName');

logger.info('event.name', { key: 'value' });
// Output: [2026-03-07T08:00:00Z] [ServiceName] event.name {"key":"value"}
  • Args order: message (string) first, then meta (object)
  • Set LOG_COMPACT=false to enable pretty multi-line JSON output

PGClient

import { PGClient } from '@mango-power/node-kit';

const pg = new PGClient();
await pg.init({ host, port, database, username, password, max, ssl });

// Multi-row (snake_case raw rows)
const rows = await pg.query('SELECT id, created_at FROM account');
console.log(rows[0].created_at); // ✅

// Single row
const row = await pg.queryOne('SELECT * FROM account WHERE id = $1', [id]);

// Transaction
await pg.transaction(async (client) => {
  await client.query('INSERT INTO ...');
  await client.query('UPDATE ...');
});

Returns raw PostgreSQL column names (snake_case). Map to camelCase Domain Entities in the Repository layer via mapRow().


OssClient / AwsS3Client

import { OssClient, AwsS3Client, OssClientConfig } from '@mango-power/node-kit';

// Alibaba Cloud OSS
const oss = new OssClient();
await oss.init({ accessKeyId, accessKeySecret, bucket, region });
await oss.putObject('path/to/file.json', buffer);
const url = await oss.generateDownloadUrl('path/to/file.json', 'download.json');

// AWS S3
const s3 = new AwsS3Client();
await s3.init({ accessKeyId, accessKeySecret, bucket, region: 'us-west-1' });
await s3.putObject('path/to/file.bin', buffer);

Build & Publish

npm run build       # Compile TypeScript
npm run typecheck   # Type-check only
npm run release     # Publish to npm public registry

Ensure npm is logged in:

registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN}