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@superdevofficial/feathers-galaxy-core

v1.3.20

Published

This is the basis for making several micro-services work in a network via Redis. It also provides access to several helpers and polyfills to help with FeathersJS application development.

Readme

FeathersJS Galaxy Core

Presentations

This is the basis for making several micro-services work in a network via Redis. It also provides access to several helpers and polyfills to help with FeathersJS application development.

Content

  • FeathersGalaxyCore : Access the services of other micro-services in the network and manages authentication
  • FeathersSeeding : Allow to seed your application or redis network with default data
  • MongoAggregateService : Create a MongoDB service that will manage aggregates
  • Adds a selection of polyfills and methods to simplify development

Requirements

  • FeathersJS ^3.3.1
  • NodeJS ^10.15.1

Development

Code, compile with tsc, and npm publish

Installation [Obsolete]

Installation is done via npm :

npm i @superdevofficial/feathers-galaxy-core

How to use

1. FeathersGalaxyCore

You need to configure it in your app.ts

let options: IPartialFeathersGalaxyCoreOptions = {};
app.configure(FeathersGalaxyCore.configure(options));

You can manage the galaxy core with this options :

{
  healthy: {
      setHealthyRoute: true,
      route: '/health'
    },
    file: {
      multer: true,
      sizeLimits: 4 * 1024 * 1024,
      extAllowed: 'all'
    },
    authenticate: {
      verifyRoute: '/verify',
      route: '/authentication',
      service: 'authentication',
      before: null,
      after: null,
      setAuthRoute: false,
      setVerifyRoute: false,
      disableHook: false,
    },
    distribution: {
      service: 'auth/applications',
      shutdownIfNoApplicationId: false,
      retrieveApplicationId: false,
      services: null,
      cote: {
        helloInterval: 2000,
        checkInterval: 4000,
        nodeTimeout: 5000,
        masterTimeout: 6000,
        monitor: false,
        log: false,
        helloLogsEnabled: false,
        statusLogsEnabled: false,
        ignoreProcess: false,
        stopDispatchRemoteServices: true
      }
    },
    prefix: {
      retrievedId: 'retrievedId',
      applicationId: '$applicationId',
      applicationIdSubject: '$applicationIdSubject',
    },
    texts: {
      initGalaxy: 'Initialize the galaxy',
      waiting: 'Waiting for the application Id',
      waiting2: 'Waiting for the space unicorn',
      founded: 'Application id founded !',
      serviceNotFound: 'The service provided isn\'t distributed',
      slugDoesntExist: 'Application slug doesn\'t exist',
      galaxyNotInit: 'The galaxy isn\'t initialized wet',
      allGoodGalaxy: 'Galaxy initialized'
    },
    timeout: {
      interval: 1000,
      times: 30
    }
}