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version-healthcheck

v0.1.2

Published

A plug-and-play /version route for the Node.js Express framework.

Downloads

234

Readme

version-healthcheck

A plug-and-play /version route for the Node.js Express framework.

Useful for monitoring the health status of your application deploys.

It will deliver a JSON payload something like this:

{
  "name": "my-app"
  "version": "0.0.1"
  "build": "4f26147"
}
  • name: app name from package.json
  • version: app version from package.json
  • build: latest build # read from a generated file: APP_HOME/config/BUILD

I recommend using the included build script to use the latest git commit hash for ./config/BUILD.

Getting started

$ npm install --save version-healthcheck

In your routes file:

var version = require('version-healthcheck');

app.get('/version', version);

You also have access to configure the response in any way you like:

var express = require('express');
var configureVersion = require('version-healthcheck').configure;

var app = express();

var version = configureVersion({
    callback: function customVersion(req, res) {
      // `this` is the version response. It will already contain
      // the default values.

      // Anything you do with `this` will change the JSON response.
      this.foo = 'bar';
      // You can also access the request and response objects.
      this.url = req.url
    }
  });

app.get('/version', version);

MIT License