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dromeda

v1.0.0

Published

A NodeJS circuit breaker implementation using Opossum

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Maintainers

gabrielcmarinhogabrielcmarinho

Keywords

nodejscircuitbreakerjavascriptstability

Readme

✨ Features

  • ▶️ Easy start — just install and start using
  • 📒 Completely documented
  • 💾 Extremely lightweight and concise implementation

What is circuit breaker?

The circuit breaker is a relatively simple design pattern. It's all based on the idea that you package protected function calls inside a circuit breaker object. This object will be responsible for monitoring possible failures.

The idea is an inspiration from the electric circuit breakers. When there is an instability in the electrical system, all electrical energy is automatically turned off by the circuit breaker. Thinking on the same, it's possible to apply the same idea to software architecture.

What is an act?

Act is the method you want to execute and tends to be prone to failures.

Demonstration

If you want to see the implementation working, run the following command after cloning the repository and install the dependencias:

npm start

States

  • CLOSED (Default state)
  • OPEN
  • HALF_OPEN

Methods

  • getCurrentState()
  • updateState(newState)
  • executeAct(act, timePreferences, isHalfOpen)

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT license

✨ Designed by Gabriel Marinho. Follow me on GitHub!