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http-tasker

v0.0.4

Published

HTTP triggered task server

Downloads

2

Readme

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http-tasker is a very small and lightweight tasking service library utilizing the http module. It's primary use is to provide a shortcut for mapping URL paths to functions. Useful for API building, scheduling scripts, etc...

Installation

npm install http-tasker

Example

Use of the library is really simple:

var httpTasker = require('http-tasker');
	httpTasker.createServer({
	'/test': function() { // Requests made to the path '/test' will trigger this
		// The initialization function - perform any setup here
		return function(method, query, requestBody) { // Return the function that does the processing
			return 'Response String'; // Return a response from here (not required)
		};
	}
}, function(e) { // Used for custom error formatting when a server error occurs
	return e; // For simplicity, return just the error string. Would be good to change this in use (or omit completely).
}).listen(1337, '127.0.0.1'); // Returns an instance of http.Server

Testing

The above example is configured as a npmjs testing script. Running

npm test

will start the HTTP server. By default the test is setup to run on 127.0.0.1:1337, so to view the example task navigate to http://127.0.0.1:1337/test while the server is running.