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miniserve

v0.2.1

Published

a small microservice controller and client

Downloads

8

Readme

miniserve

a small microservice controller and client I made to learn about microservices

this is written with websockets, after writing this I realized this was a bad option and that a connection that does not need to stay active would be much better for an on-off call/add process

if I where to do this again I'd write it using http or some other non long-polling/heartbeat needed solution.

TODO: probably never, but please submit an issue or pull request if you want any of these

  • [ ] add tests
  • [ ] switch to http or similar
  • [ ] client should work in browser (it's not hard to do)
// nothing else is needed, simply run the server with configuration options
const server = new ServiceServer({ port: 8080 })
const client = new ServiceClient('ws://localhost', 8080)

client.add('sum', ([a, b]) => {
  return a + b
})
const client = new ServiceClient('ws://localhost', 8080)

client.call('sum', 1, 2) // 3