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@hstech/utils

v1.2.1

Published

> This package provides some usefull variables and functions that are always used and reused in any API

Downloads

6

Readme

@hstech/utils

This package provides some usefull variables and functions that are always used and reused in any API

NPM Version

Install

yarn add @hstech/utils
npm i -S @hstech/utils

Usage

Logger

import { logger } from '@hstech/utils';

logger.info('Foo');
// [2020-05-06 05:20:51.685 +0000] INFO : Foo

logger.info('Foo');
// [2020-05-06 05:20:51.685 +0000] DEBUG : Foo

predefined variables

import { isProduction, currentProtocol, apiPort } from '@hstech/utils';

// Check if the variable NODE_ENV equals to production or prod
console.log(isProduction); // Boolean => true/false

// if isProduction is true, it return https otherwise http
console.log(currentProtocol); // String => 'http'/'https'

// Check those env variables API_LISTEN_PORT || VUE_APP_API_PORT || API_PORT otherwise it return 8080
console.log(apiPort); // Number => 8080

buildUrl

You need to provide at least the hostname. The protocol use the variable currentProtocol

import { buildUrl, apiPort } from '@hstech/utils';

// Create the apiUrl
const apiUrl = buildUrl({
  hostname: process.env.API_HOST, // localhost
  extraArgs: {
    port: apiPort.toString()
  }
});
console.log(apiUrl); // String => http://localhost:8080

// More complicated example
const dbUrl = buildUrl({
  protocol: process.env.DB_PROTOCOL || 'mongodb',
  hostname: process.env.DB_HOST, // localhost
  extraArgs: {
    pathname: process.env.DB_NAME, // db-name
    port: process.env.DB_PORT, // 27017
    username: process.env.DB_USER, // user
    password: process.env.DB_PASSWORD, // password
    query: JSON.parse(process.env.DB_QUERY || '{}') // {hello: 'world}
  }
});
console.log(dbUrl); // String => http://user:password@localhost:27017/db-name?hello=world

Predefined url variables

import { apiUrl, webappUrl, dbUrl, s3Url } from '@hstech/utils';

// Use this env variables API_HOST, and the apiPort predefined variable
console.log(apiUrl);

// Use those env variables WEBAPP_HOST, WEBAPP_PORT
console.log(webappUrl);

// Check the second example in buildUrl
console.log(dbUrl);

// Use those env variables S3_HOST, S3_PORT
console.log(s3Url);

DB connect

import { db } from '@hstech/utils';

// it uses the predefined url dbUrl
db()
  .then(() => {
    console.log('You are now connected to the DB');
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    throw err;
  });

License

MIT