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@tsadda25/redx-backend-client

v0.0.4

Published

Redx backend client for auto registration of services

Downloads

2

Readme

Backend registration client

This is the node module for auto registration of backend services to RedX server.

RedX Server

let redxRegisterRequest = require('@tsadda25/redx-backend-client')

redxRegisterRequest({ 
	src: 'http://localhost:8283', // Redx host
	service: {host: '192.168.1.1', port: 4003, protocol: 'http'},
	secret: '21137818784737',
	repeat: false, // default, doesn't repeat the request
	repeatTime: 10000 // default, repeat interval in ms if repeat is true
}, (value) => {
	// True if registration success, otherwise false
	console.log(value)
})

For the source, you must use the URL as show: protocol[://]host[:]port. You can register to multiple RedX server passing an array of src:

let redxRegisterRequest = require('@tsadda25/redx-backend-client')

redxRegisterRequest({ 
	src: ['http://srv01.local:8283', 'http://srv02.local:8283'], // Redx host
	service: {host: '192.168.1.1', port: 4003, protocol: 'http'},
	secret: '21137818784737'
}, (value) => {
	// True if registration success, otherwise false
	console.log(value)
})

Secret can be undefined; service.host and service.protocol can be undefined.

Availables protocols are http and https

If no service host is provided, RedX server will try to get the service IP address from the request info.

let redxRegisterRequest = require('@tsadda25/redx-backend-client')

redxRegisterRequest({ 
	src: 'http://localhost:8283', // Redx host
	service: {port: 4003},
	secret: '21137818784737'
}, (value) => {
	// True if registration success, otherwise false
	console.log(value)
})

Registration loop

If the repeat option is set to true, the module will send a registration request every repeatTime milliseconds, the default interval value is 10000ms (10s).