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booking-docker

v2.0.3

Published

Help functionality for node docker packages

Readme

booking-docker

Docker base functionality for Team Bookings node services.

Bundles an express server and a logger that writes to process.sterr or stdout in json format.

Usage

##server

To start an express server impofrt it const server = require('booking-docker').server.create();

add your endpoints

server.route('/ping').get((req, res) => {
    res.send('pong');
})

Then start it

const app = server.listen(config.server.port, () => {
   logger.info({
     message: 'application started',
     server: config.server
   });
 }); 

The server comes with default endpoints for

  • /health : that responds with service name, status and uptime
  • /documentation : listsall routes configured in the server
  • /metrics : prometheus metrics

metrics

If the ENABLE_METRICS environment variable is set to true the server will track number of requests and total response time in order to set up basic tracking

Logger

const logger = require('booking-docker').logger; The logger logs info and warning to stdout and error to stderr

Config options

Health cors an metrics usage can be controlled via a settings object from v 2.0.0

const serverConfig = {
    health: {
        overrrideDefault: false
    }, 
    cors : {
        enabled: true,
        corsOptions: {
            origin: config.server.corsOrigins,
            methods: "GET,HEAD,PUT,PATCH,POST,DELETE,OPTIONS",
            optionsSuccessStatus: 200
            }
    }, 
    metrics: {
        enableDefault: true
    }
}

If no config is sent the server will revert to defaults via env variables as described above.

All options except health are set to false by default.