service-probe

The 'service-probe' returns information (such as dependecies) about the first parent module in the path hierarchy.

Take a look to the TODO if you want to help towards the next steps.

Installation

Node Dependencies

Add following line to your project dependencies

"service-probe": "0.1.x",

then hit

npm install

Require module

var probe = require('service-probe');

Usage

[property] means the property is only set it a value was found

Probe Object

The Probe is an extention of the Root Object provided by the root-finder package

service-probe adds following properties to the Root Object:

• status: 'OK' if the probe was processed without problems, 'ERROR' otherwise
• timestamp: the time at which the probe was generated
• hostname: the name of the host
• pid: the process id
• ip: the ip address from the network adapter
• version: the version of the package
• [version_hash]: the parsed content of .git/HEAD
• dependencies: the parent module's dependencies as array of objects formated as follows

Dependecy Object

• type: string - specifies it is a Node ('node') or Bower ('bower') dependency
• production: boolean - specifies it is a production dependency
• path: string - path to the dependency
• name: string - the name dependency module
• version: string - the dependency module's version
• [description]: string - the dependency module's description
• [keywords]: array of strings - the dependency module's keywords
• [homepage]: string - the dependency module's homepage
• [repository_url]: string - the dependency module's repository_url
• [engines_node]: string - the dependency module's supported version of node

Access Values

Access the values with the point notation:

var probe = require('service-probe');

// get parent module's name
probe.name

// get root path
probe.path

// get list of dependencies
probe.dependencies