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microservice-node-shared

v6.4.2

Published

Library standar for projects nodejs messangi

Downloads

103

Readme

Library standar for projects nodejs of messangi

Instalation

npm i microservice-node-shared

Import

import { Logs, CResponse, Transaction } from 'microservice-node-shared';

Functions Clases

  • Transaction.ID :void - Add the transactionID to the request, this it use in the middleware

  • Transaction.verify ( data: Iverify { region: string; accessKeyId: string; secretAccessKey: string; aliasName: string, token: string; }): { ok: boolean, decoded?: {} } - this function is for to evaluate the token

  • CResponse.response(request: Request, response: Response, status: number, customData?: {} ) - use this function for return

  • new Logs().info('NanmeFile', 'Message example', request?: Request, env?: {} ) - this function is for create logs type info(), debug(), warning(), error() in a file txt, and can register in the elasticsearch if you pass the request and the env with the url of the elasticsearch env = { urlElasticsearch: 'XXXX' }

File of environment variable

this file must have one key for the URL of elasticsearch with the name urlElasticsearch, see the example

// file env.ts
export const env = {
    urlElasticsearch: string,
    region: string;
    accessKeyId: string;
    secretAccessKey: string;
    aliasName: string,
}