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nosozu

v2.0.2-alpha

Published

Client library for interacting with the Sōzu HTTP reverse proxy server.

Readme

This library is still under development, and as such there are no guarantees that it will work under load, if at all,

Contributions are welcome, see here for an explanation, or jump straight to getting started if you want to explore the codebase.

Goal

To provide a resilient API for developers to interact with the Sozu command server using Typescript.

Take a look at the Elixir version here.

💾 Install

📦 NPM

npm install --save nodesozu

🏓 Examples

A minimal example that demonstrates how to send a proxy status command to the Sozu server.

import { Nosozu } from nosozu

async function main() {
    const socketPath = "/tmp/sozu.sock"
    let client = new Nosozu(socketPath)
    const command = { type: "status" }
    const result = await client.run(command)
    return result
}

main()

Find more examples here

🏗️ Continuous Integration

GitHub Actions

One action currently running, CI:

  • Runs code coverage reports upon pushing to the main branch, uploads to Codecov.

Contributing

Guidelines on how to contribute can be found here

There are some living documents here which covers some topics on development.

License

Licensed under MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

Standing on the shoulders of giants

The client code that handles commands is based on work done by Connected Cars, Sozu uses a zero byte separated message to communicate, whereas the original client uses a line-based protocol.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, shall be licensed as per above, without any additional terms or conditions.