npac

npac is a lightweight Ports and Adapters Container for applications running on Node.js platform.

This module provides a framework for applications to:

• clearly separate the infrastructure code from business domain code,
• centrally manage configuration (defaults, environment, config file, cli),
• make application life-cycle management (startup, shutdown, signal handling),
• provide built-in, configurable logging and monitoring capabilities.

Read first the documentation to understand how it works.

Study the npac-example-cli example project, which demonstrates how to use npac to implement a simple command line utility.

See the API documentation and the unit tests for further details on how to use this library.

Installation

Run the install command:

npm install --save npac

Development

During the development to create the dist package, run either:

    npm run build

or use

    npm run test:watch

Update the documentation:

    npm run docs

Check the source code:

    npm run test
    npm run lint

Gain test coverage report:

    npm run coverage

References and further readings

• Hexagonal Architecture (a.k.a. Ports and Adapters) by Alistair Cockburn
• The Clean Architecture
• Clean Architecture design in NodeJS
• Ports-And-Adapters / Hexagonal Architecture by Garfixia software Architectures
• Node.js Best Practices
• Checklist: Node.JS production best practices

This project was generated from the es6-module-archetype by the kickoff utility.