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eco2

v1.2.75

Published

The module was written to simplify local development of microservices

Downloads

7

Readme

Module was inspired by architecture of mono-repositories

Why

The module was written to simplify local development of microservices

How

The module searches and groups the services, calls them for one window, logging in pm2

Result

We will get comfortable using services

install

$ yarn global add eco2

Searches modules and return app.json

$ eco2 build

Start

$ eco2 start

Commands

init [out = app.json] - init and searches services for pm2

  • -s, --search <search...> - filter src (default: [/applications/, /tools/, /services/])
  • -i, --ignores <ignores...> - ignore src (default: [/node_modules//*])
  • -c, --cwd - cwd src, where search

build [out = app.json] - searches services and return out

  • -s, --search <search...> - filter src (default: [/applications/, /tools/, /services/])
  • -i, --ignores <ignores...> - ignore src (default: [/node_modules//*])
  • -c, --cwd - cwd src, where search

start [out = app.json] - it's command pm2 mutations

  • -m, --modules <modules...> - names of modules (default: [])
  • -g, --groups <groups...> - names of groups of modules (default: [])

groups [out = app.json] - add group at out

modules [out = app.json] - add pre modules at out

logs [all] - it's command pm2 mutations

stop [all] - it's command pm2 mutations

pm2 [command] - link to pm2

What's so app.json?

const app = {
    "options": { // it's global pm2 options for services
        "watch": true,
        "script": "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\eco2\\node_modules\\yarn\\bin\\yarn.js",
        "args": "debug",
        "env": {}
    },
    "modules": {
        "module-a": {
            "groups": [], // it's groups of module
            "modules": ["module-b"], // it's depends modules (relation to module-b)
            "options": { // it's local pm2 options for service
                "name": "modules-a",
                "cwd": "path/to/modules/a"
            }
        },
        "module-b": {
            "groups": [], // it's groups of module
            "modules": [], // it's depends modules
            "options": { // it's local pm2 options for service
                "name": "modules-b",
                "cwd": "path/to/modules/b"
            }
        }
    }
}

To hides windows

$ yarn global add pm2-windows-service
$ pm2-service-install