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@heviir/service-config

v1.0.16

Published

service config manager

Downloads

21

Readme

Service Config

Place [environment].json under ./config/ e.g production.json / development.json / test.json
default.json for default config

import serviceConfig from '@heviir/service-config';

// Package info
serviceConfig.packageInfo; // object; read from package.json
serviceConfig.packageInfo.name; // "name" from package.json
serviceConfig.packageInfo.version; // "version" from package.json; defaults to "1.0.0"
serviceConfig.packageInfo.description; // "description" from package.json; defaults to name + " API"

// Application config
serviceConfig.application; // object; general application settings
serviceConfig.application.name; // same as packageInfo.name
serviceConfig.application.version; // same as packageInfo.version
serviceConfig.application.description; // same as packageInfo.description
serviceConfig.application.host; // can be configured via "host" in config file; defaults to "0.0.0.0"
serviceConfig.application.port; // can be configured via "port" in config file; defaults to 8080
serviceConfig.application.consumes; // can be configured via "consumes" in config file; defaults to ["application/json"]
serviceConfig.application.produces; // can be configured via "produces" in config file; defaults to ["application/json"]

// Auth config
serviceConfig.auth; // object; JWT settings
serviceConfig.auth.publicKey; // Promise<Buffer>; read from ./keys/public_key.pem; throws if not found
serviceConfig.auth.privateKey; // Promise<Buffer | undefined>; read from ./keys/private_key.pem; optional

// Environment config
serviceConfig.environment; // object; environment settings
serviceConfig.environment.environment; // "test" | "development" | "production"; taken from process.env.NODE_ENV
serviceConfig.environment.isProduction; // boolean
serviceConfig.environment.isDevelopment; // boolean
serviceConfig.environment.isTest; // boolean

// Logger config
serviceConfig.logger; // object | boolean; fastify pino logger options
// "test" environment:
serviceConfig.logger; // false
// "development" environment:
serviceConfig.logger.prettyPrint; // prettyPrint options; can be configured via "logger.prettyPrint" in config file
serviceConfig.logger.stream; // (message: string) => void; logs to console and writes to file
// "production" environment:
serviceConfig.logger.prettyPrint; // false; can be configured via "logger.prettyPrint" in config file
serviceConfig.logger.stream; // (message: string) => void; writes to file
// log file can be configured via "logger.destination" in config file

// Database config
serviceConfig.database; // object; database connection options
serviceConfig.database.database; // same as packageInfo.name; can be configured via "database.database" in config file
serviceConfig.database.host; // defaults to "postgres_container" in "test" / "development" environment; can be configured via "database.host" in config file
serviceConfig.database.port; // defaults to 5432; can be configured via "database.port" in config file
serviceConfig.database.user; // defaults to "postgres" in "test" / "development" environment; can be configured via "database.user" in config file
serviceConfig.database.password; // defaults to "postgres" in "test" / "development" environment; can be configured via "database.password" in config file
serviceConfig.database.migrationsDirectory; // path to migration files; can be configured via "database.migrationsDirectory" in config file

// Swagger config
serviceConfig.swagger; // object; config for swagger auto documentation generator
serviceConfig.swagger.routePrefix; // string; default to "/documentation"; can be configured via "documentation.routePrefix" in config file
serviceConfig.swagger.exposeRoute; // boolean; default to true; can be configured via "documentation.exposeRoute" in config file
serviceConfig.swagger.info.title; // string; same as packageInfo.name + " API"
serviceConfig.swagger.info.description; // string; same as packageInfo.description
serviceConfig.swagger.info.version; // string; same as packageInfo.version
serviceConfig.swagger.host; // string;
serviceConfig.swagger.produces; // same as application.produces
serviceConfig.swagger.consumes; // same as application.consumes