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koa2-servertime

v0.0.2

Published

Koa2 middleware to add server time to response

Downloads

10

Readme

koa2-servertime

npm version npm downloads

Install

via pnpm, yarn or npm:

pnpm add koa2-servertime
# or
yarn add koa2-servertime
# or
npm i -S koa2-servertime

Usage

Simply add this middleware to your koa application:

const Koa = require('koa')
const ServerTime = require('koa2-servertime')
const app = new Koa()

app.use(ServerTime())

app.use(async (ctx) => {
  // async
  await ctx.startTimePromise('api', 'Fetch Data', fetch(/* ... */))
  await ctx.startTimePromise('db', 'Query Database', db.query(/* ... */))
  await ctx.startTimePromise('cache', 'Get from Cache', cache.get(/* ... */))

  // synchronous
  ctx.startTime('render', 'Render Content')
  ctx.body = render(/* ... */)
  ctx.endTime('render')
})

This middleware will give you three apis for collecting timing information:

  • ctx.startTimePromise: start a timer and return a promise, ended automatically when the promise settled.
  • ctx.startTime: start a timer
  • ctx.endTime: end a timer

If you want to disable/enable this middleware, you can simply set enabled property to false or true.

For example, only enable it for development:

app.use(ServerTime({
  enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production',
}))

This middleware will automatically add a Total Response Time header to the response. You can disable or modify it with options.

app.use(ServerTime({
  total: true, // by default
  totalName: 'total', // by default
  totalDesc: 'Total Response Time', // by default
}))

For more detail, checkout ./example/app.js.

Options

  • enabled: enable/disable this middleware. default: true
  • total: enable/disable total response time. default: true
  • totalName: total response time header name. default: 'total'
  • totalDesc: total response time header description. default: 'Total Response Time'

License

MIT © Mitscherlich