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druids

v0.2.3

Published

Middleware for dependency reports generated by dep-rep

Readme

druids

These are the druids you are looking for.

Dependency Reporter UI Data Server, used as middleware between dep-rep and, most likely, a frontend UI.

Install

npm i (-g) druids

CLI

If you installed it globally, just run druids

This will start a RESTful server on http://localhost:3221

You can set another port by running:

druids --port 4000

NPM

If you want to use druids as node module:

var druids = require('../druids')

druids.exec(options);

Options has the following optional properties:

var options = {
    port: 4000      // Default value is 3221
}

Use

Remotely hosted package.json

http://localhost:3000/dep-rep?remote=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kevin-smets/clam/master/package.json

Beware: the url query is passed on to dep-rep AS-IS.

Local package.json

First, create a locals.json in druids's folder root. Run which druids in terminal to find this folder if you're unsure. It can look like this:

{
  "dep-rep": "../dep-rep/package.json",
  "druids": "package.json"
}

To then GET the available locals: http://localhost:3000/dep-rep/locals

To GET the dependency report for a given local: http://localhost:3000/dep-rep/local/dep-rep

Disclaimer

This project is currently in alpha, at best. It's not meant to run this middleware publicly, anywhere.

This is currently not in scope either so I'm not looking into any security concerns as of yet.