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clever-discovery

v1.2.2

Published

Node client library for service discovery

Downloads

23,853

Readme

discovery-node

This library programmatically finds endpoints for dependencies. Similar to discovery-go and discovery-python.

See Service Discovery for more details.

API

  • disc = discovery(<service>, <interface>)

    • disc.proto() - returns the service protocol
    • disc.host() - returns the hostname or ip
    • disc.port() - returns the port
    • disc.host_port() - returns (<host>:<port>)
    • disc.proto_host() - returns (<proto>://<host>)
    • disc.url() - returns the url (<proto>://<host>:<port>)
  • external_url(<url>) - returns the external url to use

Install and import

npm install --save clever-discovery
import { discovery, external_url } from "clever-discovery"

Examples

disc_gearman = discovery("gearman-admin", "http")
try gearman_url = disc_gearman.url() catch err then cb(err)

disc_systemic = discovery("systemic", "thrift")
try systemic_host = disc_systemic.host() catch err then cb(err)
try systemic_port = disc_systemic.port() catch err then cb(err)

try clever_com_url = external_url("clever.com") catch err then cb(err)

To see what interfaces a Clever service exposes, check its launch yaml. You should see one or more exposes listed, and the name of the expose is used as the interface value in the discovery client.