koa-plus
v1.2.1
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The Koa framework extended for APIs. Optimized for security, scalability, and productivity
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koa-plus
koa-plus is the koa framework (v2) extended for APIs. Optimized for security, scalability, and productivity.
Features
- Important security headers via helmet.
- CORS support via kcors.
- Adds an X-Response-Time header to all responses.
- Adds an X-Request-Id header to all requests as they come in for easier debugging.
- Also passes through client/proxy/load-balancer generated
X-Request-Id
headers asX-Client-Request-Id
- Also passes through client/proxy/load-balancer generated
- Uses koa-body to parse any request body type
- Adds ETag headers to allow conditional GET requests (respond with
304 Not Modified
) - Object stream support via koa-json
- Request logging via koa-morgan
- Simple
ctx.debug
(orctx.app.debug
) logging via the debug module - Pretty-printed JSON in development
- Exposes the app configuration on ctx as
ctx.config
(or, app.context.config)
Each feature can be disabled individually.
Installation
Install koa-plus
via yarn or npm:
yarn add koa-plus
npm install koa-plus --save
Usage
Existing apps:
Simply replace your existing koa
require with koa-plus
Old:
const Koa = require('koa')
const app = new Koa()
// ...
New:
const Koa = require('koa-plus')
const app = new Koa()
// ...
Configuration
Some of the middleware included in koa-plus
allows for options. To pass options to these
middleware, simply pass the options to the constructor.
Options
body
: Use the same options as thekoa-body
middleware accepts. Docscompress
: Use the same options as thekoa-compress
middleware accepts. Docscors
: Use the same options as thekcors
middleware accepts. Docsdebug
: Set thename
of the debug loggerhelmet
: Use the same options as thehelmet
middleware accepts. Docsjson
: Use the same options as thekoa-json
middleware accepts. Docslogger
: Useformat
for the logger format, and the remaining options as whatmorgan
accepts Docs
Example
const Koa = require('koa-plus')
const app = new Koa({
body: {
jsonLimit: '10kb' // Sets the json request body limit to 10k
},
compress: {
threshold: 2048 // Sets the threshold to Gzip responses at 2k (2048 bytes)
},
cors: {
origin: '*' // Set the `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` header to be `*`
},
debug: {
name: 'worker' // Set the debug logger name
},
helmet: {
noCache: true, // Sets the `Cache-Control` headers to prevent caching
frameguard: {
action: 'deny' // Set the `X-Frame-Options' header to be `DENY`
}
},
json: {
pretty: false // Disables pretty-printing
},
logger: {
format: 'dev' // Use the `dev` format of logging
}
})
Disabling middleware
Each of the middleware in koa-plus can be disabled individually by using the enabled
option.
As an example, to reset koa-plus
back to basic koa
functionality, use the following config:
const Koa = require('koa-plus')
const app = new Koa({
body: {
enabled: false
},
compress: {
enabled: false
},
cors: {
enabled: false
},
debug: {
enabled: false
},
etag: {
enabled: false
},
helmet: {
enabled: false
},
json: {
enabled: false
},
logger: {
enabled: false
},
requestId: {
enabled: false
},
responseTime: {
enabled: false
}
})
Testing
To run the tests locally, simply run
yarn test
or
npm test