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@node-idempotency/core

v1.0.9

Published

A Race-Condition free Node.js library that ensures idempotency for requests, preventing unintended duplicate operations.

Downloads

871

Readme

@node-idempotency/core

makes any request idempotent.

Why?


Network requests are unpredictable; clients/proxies may send duplicate or concurrent requests due to retries or network issues. To ensure smooth operation, servers must process each request only once. This package detects and handles duplicates, preventing issues like double charging the customer. It's:

  • Race Condition free: Ensures consistent behavior even during concurrent requests.
  • Modular: Easily integrates with your storage or existing implementation.
  • Customizable: options to tweak the library as per your need.
  • RFC compliant: Adheres to standards for compatibility with other systems/clients.

and powers

if above packages dont meet your needs, you can utilise the core package directly to tweek it as per your needs.


How?

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install
npm i @node-idempotency/core
usage

The flow for idempotency is simple, you call the onRequest handler, when you receieve the request from clients before it reaches your business logic/controller.

onRequest handler validates request for conflicts, figerprint missmatch, no idempotency-key(when idempotency is enforced) and gives back the response if the key is already seen, you typically give back the "cached" response to the client.

if its a new request, it marks the request as progress generates fingerprint using body (so that it can validate conflicts for duplicate requests and figure out fingerprint missmatch), and returns undefined, you are responsible here to pass the request to your controller/business logic.

onResponse handler is called by you when your business logic completes for the first time, so that the response can be stored and the request can be marked as complete.

import { Idempotency } from "@node-idempotency/core";
import { MemoryStorageAdapter } from "@node-idempotency/storage-adapter-memory";

// Create an Idempotency instance using a MemoryStorageAdapter
const idempotency = new Idempotency(new MemoryStorageAdapter(), {
  ...idempotencyOptions,
});

// On receiving a request, call `onRequest` to validate idempotency
try {
  const response = await idempotency.onRequest({
    method: "POST",
    headers: { "idempotency-key": "123" },
    body: { pay: 100 },
    path: "/charge",
    options: { ...idempotencyOptions }, // Optional request-level overrides
  });

  if (!response) {
    // New request, allow it to proceed
    return;
  }

  // Duplicate request, return previous response
  // Example: res.status(response.additional.status).send(response.body)
} catch (err) {
  // Handle idempotency errors (conflict, in-progress, fingerprint mismatch, etc.)
  // Refer to API documentation for specific error codes
}

// Intercept response to complete the idempotency cycle
const response = await idempotency.onResponse(
  {
    method: "POST",
    headers: { "idempotency-key": "123" },
    body: { pay: 100 },
    path: "/charge",
    options: { ...idempotencyOptions }, // Optional request-level overrides
  },
  {
    body: { charge: "success" }, // or error: your_error
    additional: { status: 201 },
  },
);

check details about the api here