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ac-ping-connector

v1.0.1

Published

Launches a HTTP server on a port that can be pinged by a uptime service

Downloads

5

Readme

AdmiralCloud Ping Connector

The ac-ping-connector launches a simple HTTP server on a given port so uptime services can ping your service.

Breaking change version 1

The function still behaves the same way in terms of functionality: it starts a server and logs an error if one occurs.

The difference is that it now allows for better error handling and can be used with async/await syntax, which can make your code more readable and easier to reason about.

Installation

  yarn add ac-ping-connector

Usage

const acpc = require('./index')
try {
  const con = await acpc()
  // con -> { port: 40000 }
}
catch(e) {
  // handle error
}

You can now send requests against the IP and port to check if the service is alive.

License & Contributing

Links

License

MIT License Copyright © 2009-present, AdmiralCloud AG, Mark Poepping

Contributing

If you want to contribute, please make sure to add tests and have code coverage of 100% when running yarn run test.