@musicglue/mg-express v6.2.8
mg-express
Express stuff used on all musicglue services
Automatically sets up logging, error handling, error reporting, and a bunch of other goodness.
Usage:
import setup from '@musicglue/mg-express';
import { UnprocessableEntityError } from '@musicglue/mg-express/lib/errors';
class UnmountableHorseError extends UnprocessableEntityError {
constructor(msg) {
super(msg);
this.name = 'UnmountableHorseError';
}
}
export default setup({
name: 'horse service',
bugsnag: 'abchorse',
amazonJSON: true, // enable amazonian horses
beforeHandlers: (app) => app.use(customHorseRelatedMiddleware()),
handlers: (app, wrap) => {
app.get('/horses', wrap(() =>
Horses.list().then(horses => ({ payload: horses }))));
app.post('/horses', wrap(({ body }) =>
Horses.create(body).then(horse => ({ payload: horse, status: 201 }))));
app.put('/horses/:horseId/mount', wrap(({ params }) => {
throw new UnmountableHorseError('woah there!');
}));
},
});
options:
name - string
Name of the service. If provided, the service will serve this string on GET /
.
defaultPort - number
Port to use if there's no process.env.PORT
.
bugsnag - string
Bugsnag key. If provided and the service isn't in test mode, it'll setup bugsnag and attach it to the express app
bugsnagIgnore - Array - default []
A list of error names that bugsnag should ignore rather than report. e.g.
bugsnagIgnore: [
'BadRequestError',
'NotFoundError',
],
ping - string - default '/_____ping_____'
Ping URL. If provided, the service will serve OK
on get requests to this route.
logFormat - string - default 'short'
Morgan log format. Morgan logging is disabled in test mode.
defaultContentType - string - default 'application/json'
If the content-type header isn't set, default it to this. Set to something falsey to disable.
amazonJSON - boolean - default false
Flag to turn on the amazon json middleware. If the user-agent looks like an amazon one, it sets
the content-type header to 'application/json'
.
consul - object - default null
Providing an object with key
and url
will bind a consul watcher to that subtree in a consul
KV store, allowing for dynamic config with the config module
bodyParser - middleware - default bodyParser.json()
Body parsing middleware to use by default. Pass something falsey to disable body parsing.
errorHandler - middleware - default apiErrorHandler()
Middleware for handling errors.
before - function(app) - default () => null
Hook called before any default middleware are setup up, for custom things.
beforeHandlers - function(app) - default () => null
Hook called after the first set of middleware are set up, but before the handlers are attached.
handlers - function(app, wrap)
Hook called for attaching handlers. App is your express app, wrap is a useful function for
wrapping handlers to hook into the rest of mg-express's goodness. Handlers wrapped with wrap
should take one argument (the request object) and return a Promise of
{ payload: ?Object, status: ?number }
. payload
defaults to {}
, status
defaults to 200
.
afterHandlers - function(app) - default () => null
Hook called after the handlers are attached, but before the error handling middleware.
after - function(app) - default () => null
Hook called after the app is finished being set up, immediately before it starts listening.
beforeListen - function() - default () => null
Hook called immediately before starting to listen
listen - function(app, port) - default (app, port) => app.listen(port)
Hook called instead of default listen directive to allow custom bindings, e.g. unix sockets
errors
import * from '@musicglue/mg-express/lib/errors';
mg-express has an automatically generated error class for every HTTP response code listed on http://www.iana.org/assignments/http-status-codes/http-status-codes.xhtml
These classes set the name and status required for compatibility with api-error-handler, the default error handler used by mg-express. To return one of these errors, throw it anywhere in your handler promise chain. If you want to return a non-200 status code without throwing one of these errors, have your handler promise resolve to an object with a status property with the status code you want to use.
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