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@imaware/healthcheck

v1.0.0

Published

Imaware Healthcheck

Downloads

254

Readme

imaware Healthcheck

Reuseable healthcheck package to be used by fastify servers and express servers.

Default endpoints

  • GET /healthcheck - default healthcheck is API up
  • GET /healthcheck/startz - default healthcheck is API up
  • GET /healthcheck/readyz - healthcheck is API up and are dependencies up

Usage

Installation

yarn add @imaware/healthcheck

API Dependencies

const options = {
  dependencies: {
    serviceHealthcheck: 'http://service.healthcheck',
    serviceStart: 'http://service.start',
    serviceReady: 'http://service.ready',
  },
};

Fastify Usage

import { healthcheck }  from '@imaware/healthcheck';

const RouteHandlers = [HealthCheckHandler];

export default fp(async (app: FastifyInstance) => {
  /* Pass in app and name of service or API
  * app: FastifyInstance
  * opts: { name: string }
  */
  healthcheck(app, dependencies);
});

Express Usage

import { healthcheck }  from '@imaware/healthcheck';

/* Pass in app and name of service or API
* app: express.Application
* opts: { name: string }
*/
healthcheck(app, dependencies);

API has no additional dependencies

import { healthcheck }  from '@imaware/healthcheck';

healthcheck(app);

Example responses

Response for /healthcheck

{ "ok": true }

Response for /healthcheck/readyz

{ "ok": true }

Response for /healthcheck/startz with dependencies

{ "ok": true, "message": "Healthcheck success for service" }

Response for /healthcheck/startz without dependencies

{ "ok": true, "message": "Healthcheck success" }

Options

dependencies

By default this is not required. You can pass in JSON object as API name (key) and API URI (value). Healthcheck will check each dependency to check if service is up.

  const options = {
    dependencies: {
      serviceHealthcheck: 'http://service.healthcheck',
      serviceStart: 'http://service.start',
      serviceReady: 'http://service.ready',
    },
  };