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@rtorcato/api-health

v1.0.1

Published

Framework-agnostic liveness/readiness health-check registry for Node API projects.

Readme

@rtorcato/api-health

npm version npm downloads Bundle size License: MIT

Framework-agnostic liveness/readiness health-check registry for Node API projects. Register readiness checks (DB pings, broker connections, …) and run them from a probe endpoint — or drop in the Express or Hono adapter for ready-made /healthz and /readyz handlers.

Install

pnpm add @rtorcato/api-health

Usage

import { createHealthRegistry } from '@rtorcato/api-health'

const health = createHealthRegistry()

// A check reports healthy by returning/resolving, unhealthy by throwing.
health.register('db', async () => {
  await db.query('SELECT 1')
})

const report = await health.run()
// { status: 'unhealthy', checks: { db: { status: 'healthy' }, ... } }
  • Liveness — "is the process up?" Always 200; runs no checks, so a slow dependency never triggers a needless restart.
  • Readiness — "can I serve traffic?" Runs every registered check; 200 when all pass, 503 when any fail, with a per-check report as the body.

Checks run concurrently on each run(), and there is no per-check timeout — wrap a check in your own timeout race if it must fail fast.

Framework adapters

Full guide: api-health.

License

MIT