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@gravity-ui/nodekit

v2.1.0

Published

Simple toolkit for your Node.js apps and scripts

Downloads

4,483

Readme

NodeKit

NodeKit is a simple toolkit for your Node.js apps, scripts and libraries. It provides functionality for logging, telemetry, configuration and error handling, so you can have familiar foundation in your different projects.

Getting started

Add dependency to your project:

npm install --save @gravity-ui/nodekit

And then import and init NodeKit in your application:

import {NodeKit} from '@gravity-ui/nodekit';

const nodeKit = new NodeKit();
nodekit.ctx.log('App is ready');

Documentation

See docs/ directory for additional documentation:

  • docs/configuration.md specifies how you can configure both nodekit itself and your nodekit-based applications
  • docs/contexts.md describes concept of NodeKit contexts, logging and tracing
  • docs/app-error.md contains description of useful custom error class they NodeKit provides for your applications
  • docs/utils.md lists some additional helper functions that are bundled with NodeKit

Contributing

Getting started

Grab a copies of NodeKit repository and example applications:

git clone [email protected]:gravity-ui/nodekit
git clone [email protected]:gravity-ui/nodekit-examples

Link your nodekit to npm and start a compiler:

cd nodekit && npm link && npm run dev

Then, in another terminal, go to examples, open the one that you're interested in, link your nodekit there, then start the app:

cd nodekit-examples/basic-app && npm i && npm link @gravity-ui/nodekit
npm run dev

At this point you can make changes both to NodeKit and demo app, and see results in real time.