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app-node

v0.2.6

Published

A node app runner

Downloads

6

Readme

app-node

A simple node app life cycle manager with graceful shutdown behaviour. Works with ES6 only (Node version 6 or more).

Installation

$ npm install app-node

Usage

import run from 'app-node';
// import run from '@bhoos/lib/node-app';

run(async (app) => {
  // Use app.logger for logging
  app.logger.info('App Started');

  // Get command line arguments (the node and scripts have been trimmed off)
  const port = app.args[0] || 8080;
  await server.listen(port);

  // Set global configuration, for other modules to read
  app.set('port', port);

  // Add exit handlers (like stack)
  app.addExitHandler(() => server.close());

  // Add exit handler at the end (like queue);
  app.appendExitHandler(() => doStuffAtEnd());
});

API

args

Provides command line argument as an array. Could be extended later to integrate commander.

logger

Providers logger (currently uses console). Use info, warn, error, debug for logging

get/set

Get/Set global configuration

addExitHandler/appendExitHandler

Add a graceful exit to your app by releasing the resources when your program exits either via Ctrl + C (SIGINT) or a kill (SIGTERM). The addExitHandler adds the cleanup code to a stack (last in first out) whereas appendExitHandler adds the cleanup code to a queue (last in last out).