@nineup/next

Next.js helpers for @nineup/node.

npm install @nineup/node @nineup/next

Quickstart (App Router)

// app/nineup/health/route.ts
import { createNineup } from "@nineup/node";
import { drizzleAdapter, redisAdapter } from "@nineup/node/adapters";
import { Nineup } from "@nineup/next";
import { db } from "@/db";
import { redis } from "@/lib/redis";

const nineup = createNineup();
nineup.check("postgres-prod", drizzleAdapter(db));
nineup.check("redis-shared", redisAdapter(redis));

export const { GET } = Nineup.health(nineup);
export const runtime = "nodejs";

That's it. Configure the Nineup monitor of type "deep" to probe this URL on whatever interval you want.

Runtime

Deep-health checks generally call into Node-native clients (Drizzle, ioredis, etc.). Add export const runtime = "nodejs" to your route — if the helper detects the edge runtime, it throws a clear error.

License

MIT