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cach-server

v1.0.1

Published

A simple Node.js server that is compatible with frameworks such as Express, Koa, etc.

Downloads

5

Readme

Base Node Server

The purpose of this is to provide seamless configuartion of a Node.js server. It is compatible with frameworks such as Express and Koa.

Basic Usage

const createServer = require('base-server');

const server = createServer();

With frameworks

This is also compatible with popular frameworks such as Express and Koa.

Express

const createServer = require('base-server');
const express = require('express');

const app = express();

const server = createServer(app);

Koa

const createServer = require('base-server');
const Koa = require('koa');

const app = new Koa();

const server = createServer(app.callback());

Configuration

createServer(requestListener [, options][, logger][, protocol])

| Argument | Type | Description | | --------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | requestListener | Function | The request listener that will be used for every request that the server accepts. Required. | | options | Object | The options object to be provided to the server. If using http as the protocol, the options can be found here. If using https, the options can be found here | | logger | Object | An instance of a logger. Defaults to the console object. Must have at least a log method available. | | protocol | String | Defines which protocol to be used. Options can be http, http2, or https. If https, you must define SSL information either in the options object or through environment variables. |

Environemnt Variables

This receives a lot of it's configuration through the use of environment variables (or command line overrides).

| Export name | Environment variable name | Command Line Override(s) | Description | | ----------- | ------------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | PORT | process.env.PORT | --port or -p | Defines the port to start the server on | | ENV | process.env.ENV | --env | Defines the contextual environment that server is being run in. Usually reserved for different internal environments such as development, qa, staging, etc. | | NODE_ENV | process.env.ENV | --nodeEnv | Defines the Node environment the server is being run in. Usually either development or production and is used for many 3rd party libraries |