Express server's info middleware by AblyChannels

An express middleware for AblyChannels to gather the express server information and send them to the express-ably (default) channel. so all the subscribed clients can receive this server information.

Install

npm npm i express-ably-channels

yarn yarn add express-ably-channels

Usage and config

var express = require('express');
var expressAblyChannels = require('express-ably-channels');
var app = module.exports = express();

const CHANNEL_NAME = "express-server-info";
const INTERVAL = 5000; // send server information to channel on every 5 sec interval

/**
* @param: key: ably key
* @param: channel name: name of ably channel
* @param: interval: in millisecond, fetch system information  periodically
**/
app.use(expressAblyChannels(process.env.ABLY_KEY, CHANNEL_NAME, INTERVAL))

app.listen(3001, "localhost");

Middleware params

| Param | Required? | Default Valye | Description | |-|-| - | - | | Ably Key | yes| - | Your Ably Key | | Channel Name | no | express-server-info | Give any custom channel name here| | Interval | no | 5000 | Interval in milliseconds will send the server infomation to AblyChannel on specified value. |

How to subscibe the Channel's events to receive the server information?

Step-1

• Connect AblyChannel which you have set in express-ably-channels middleware.

const CHANNEL_NAME = "express-server-info";
let ably = new require('ably').Realtime("ably_key_here");
let channelServerInfo = ably.channels.get(CHANNEL_NAME);
 
...

Step-2

• Subscribe to the events to receive server's specific information.

| Event name | Description | | - | - | | ON_BATTERY_STATUS | subscribe for battery status | | ON_CPU_TEMP | subscribe for CPU temprature | | ON_CPU_MEM | subscribe for CPU memory| | ON_NETWORK_STATS | subscribe for network stats | | ON_DISK_IO_STATS | subscribe for Disk IO stats |

Like...

channelServerInfo.subscribe('ON_BATTERY_STATUS', (message) => {
    console.log(message)
}

channelServerInfo.subscribe('ON_DISK_IO_STATS', (message) => {
    console.log(message)
}

...

Run Example?

1. clone this repo
2. install dependancies npm i or yarn
3. run server node example/server.js