ReConf NodeJS

The ReConf NodeJS Project is a module that provides an easy interface between the ReConf Web Service and any other NodeJS applications that share the same product properties.

For more information about ReConf, read more in ReConf JVM

Installation

$ npm install --save reconf-nodejs

Basic Usage

Setup

let {setup} = require('reconf-nodejs')

// setup
setup({
    protocol: 'https', // default is "http"
    host: 'config-reader.reconf.url',
    product: {
        'product': {
            'component': {
                'property': 'Initial Value' // Can be "undefined"
            }
        },
        'other-product': {
            'dot.separated.component': {
                'property': String,
                'dot.separated.property': String,
                'dash-separated-property': String
            }
        }
    },
    applicationUser: 'reconfUserApplication'
});

Options

host

Type: String Default: undefined

The host origin where your ReConf WS is hosted.

protocol

Type: String Default: http

If your server has an secure connection you can change the HTTP by HTTPS requests.

product

Type: Object Default: undefined

The procudct name registered on ReConf client to represent your whole product.

component

Type: Object Default: undefined

The component name registered on ReConf client in product area to represent your application.

property

Type: Any value convertible as JSON Default: undefined

Usage

After setup, all configured properties will be available in reconf() module following the object notation pattern and will respond as Promise letting you deal with success and errors on your applications.

Getting properties

Simple names

Property name: product / component / property Getter method: reconf('product.component.property')

Dashed names

Property name: some-product / some-component / some-property Getter method: reconf('some-product.some-component.some-property') Getter method: reconf('some-product[some-component][some-property]')

Doted name

Property name: some.product / some.component / some.property Getter method: reconf('some-product[some-component][some-property]')

Setting properties

Saving strings

Property name: product / component / property Setter method: reconf('product.component.property', 'Hello world!')

Saving numbers

Property name: product / component / property Setter method: reconf('product.component.property', 42)

Saving objects

Property name: product / component / property Setter method: reconf('product.component.property', { foo : 'bar' })

Simple usage

let reconf = require('reconf-nodejs');

reconf('product.component.property')
    .then(propValues => {
        console.log(propValues); // All values in array
    })
    .catch(err => {
        console.log(err); // Some error
    });

Using on multiple files

When using on multiple "requires", you'll need setup ReConf just one time. The module will handle how to share the methods by yourself.

// config.js

let {setup} = require('reconf-nodejs');

setup({
    protocol: 'https', // default is "http"
    host: 'config-reader.reconf.url',
    product: {
        'product': {
            'component': {
                'property': 'Initial Value' // Can be "undefined"
            }
        }
    },
    applicationUser: 'reconfUserApplication'
});

// file_that_use_props.js

let reconf = require('reconf-nodejs');

reconf('product.component.property').then(propValue => console.log(propValue));

License

Copyright 2013-2016 Blocks4J Team (www.blocks4j.org)

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.