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vue-chaos

v1.0.0

Published

A simple yet chaotic component to introduce chaos in your Vue app

Downloads

14

Readme

🔥💥 vue-chaos 💥🔥

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A simple (yet chaotic) component to introduce chaos in your Vue app.

Usage

Install

npm i vue-chaos

Import & use

<template>
        <VueChaos
         :chance="5"
         error-message="My custom error message"
         :run-in-production="false">
          <MyOtherComponent />
        </VueChaos>
</template>
<script>
    import VueChaos from 'vue-chaos';
    ...
    export default {
      ...
      components:{
        VueChaos
      }
    }
</script>

Props

Name | Type | Default value | Description --- | --- | --- | --- chance | Number | 5 | Decides the probability of the wrapper to throw an error; error-message | String | 🔥 Chaos emitted by VueChaos 🔥 | custom error message to throw (i.e. to assert snapshots against) run-in-production | Boolean | false | a flag to flip if we'd like to cause chaos in production (use at own risk! ☠️)

🔥🐒 Chaos Engineering? 🐒🔥

"Chaos engineering is the discipline of experimenting on a software system in production in order to build confidence in the system's capability to withstand turbulent and unexpected conditions." (wiki)

OK, but why? 🤔

Using the concept of ErrorCaptured in combination with this component can and will improve your apps resilience;

This way you can make sure your app won't behave unexpectedly and will handle everything gracefully, so your customers won't be impacted.

More awesome chaotic tools 🎉

  1. Frontend
    • react-chaos
    • Angular - no need as it's chaotic enough 😏🤭
  2. Other tools: