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ace-circuit-breaker

v0.90.0

Published

Javascript circuit breaker

Downloads

425

Readme

Ace Circuit Breaker

A simple circuit breaker implementation for javascript

Usage


let breaker = new CircuitBreaker();

const command = (success, failure)=> {
    ...
    response.then((data)=> {
        ...
        ...
        success();
    })
    .catch((err)=> {
        ...
        failure();
    });
};

const fallback = ()=> {
    ...
    console.log('fallback called...');
    ...
    ...
}

breaker.run(command, fallback);

Options


{
	timeWindow: 10000,
    failureThreshold: 50,
    minThreshold: 3,
    resetTime: 3000,
}

timeWindow

The duration of time, in miliseconds, that the circuit breaker uses to determine if the error ratio trips the breaker open (defaults to 10,000)

failureThreshold

The ratio of errors to total number of calls (defaults to 50 = 50%)

minThreshold

The minimum number of calls to .run before the ratio can trigger the breaker to open. (defaults to 3) e.g. if the total amount of calls is 2 the breaker will still not open even if both calls failed

resetTime

The time in miliseconds before the circuit breaker becomes "half-open" and will allow the next call to breaker.run to execute the command If the command fails then the breaker will OPEN and wait for another reset interval to be "half-open" and allow single command to execute If the command succeeds then the breaker will reset the breaker will be back to CLOSED normal operation

Install

npm install ace-circuit-breaker

RoadMap

  • Add command timeout