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electrode-hapi-compat

v1.3.3

Published

Electrode Hapi 16/17/18 utility

Downloads

742

Readme

Electrode Hapi Compatibility Utility

A utility function that detects the Hapi version and return the appropriate plugin function.

Hapi 17 changed the signature of Plugins. This utility provides a simple wrapper for your plugin to support both Hapi 16 and Hapi 17+.

Export plugin for Hapi 16 or 17+

If you have module that can export plugins for hapi 16 or 17+, you can use the API universalHapiPlugin to let this module automatically determine which of your plugins to use depending on the version of Hapi detected.

const {universalHapiPlugin} = require("electrode-hapi-compat");

const registers = {
  hapi16: (server, options, next) => {...},
  hapi17OrUp: (server, options) => {...}
};

const pkg = {
  name: "MyPackage",
  version: "1.0.0"
};

module.exports = universalHapiPlugin(registers, pkg);

Checking for Hapi 17 or Up

const { isHapi17OrUp } = require("electrode-hapi-compat");

if (isHapi17OrUp()) {
  // hapi 17 or @hapi/hapi >= 18
} else {
  // hapi 16
}

Checking for Hapi 18 or Up

// this is to identify if @hapi/hapi v18 and above
const { isHapi18OrUp } = require("electrode-hapi-compat");

if (isHapi18OrUp()) {
  // @hapi/hapi >= 18
} else {
  // hapi 16/17
}

Manually Setting Version for Testing

If you need to manually force a certain version of Hapi for testing etc, you can manually set the Hapi major version this module should use with the hapiVersion property:

// Set to use Hapi major version 18

require("electrode-hapi-compat").hapiVersion = 18;

// Get Hapi major version

const hapiVersion = require("electrode-hapi-compat").hapiVersion;

Install

$ npm install --save electrode-hapi-compat

Contribute

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Make updates
  3. Run tests (requires 100% test coverage)
  4. Submit PR
  5. Sign CLA

To run tests

$ npm run test

Publishing

  1. Run npm version <version-type> to bump the version.
  2. Update the CHANGELOG.md
  3. Make sure your npmrc is pointing to external npm.
  4. Run npm publish (make sure you have permission to github and npm).
  5. Run git push origin master --tags to commit changes.

Built with :heart: by Team Electrode @WalmartLabs.