@zaneray/express-bigcommerce-middleware v5.1.3

ZaneRay BigCommerce Middleware package

Description

The ZaneRay Express BigCommerce Middleware package contains components for working with the BigCommerce API in a Node environment. There are 2 exported Components:

• class BigCommerce - wraps the REST API for a single Big Commerce Storefront

• BigCommerceRouter - ExpressJS router that provides standardized paths

• caching - products and categories are going to get cached, /products and /categories The cache will be implemented in-memory and use session affinity to make sure a client browsing gets cached data

Running a stock express instance of the middleware

You can run a stock instance of the Express BigCommerce Middleware package by creating an Express server, instantiating a BigCommerce instance, and placing the instance on app.locals.bigCommerce as show below

const { BigCommerce, bigCommerceRouter } = require('@zaneray/express-bigcommerce-middleware');
const express = require("express");
const cookieParser = require('cookie-parser');
const bearerToken = require('express-bearer-token');
const expressip = require('express-ip');
const ExpressMiddleware = require('@zaneray/express-middleware');
const { get } = require('@zaneray/node-env');
const { logger } = require('@zaneray/gcp-node-logging');

const app = express();

const BC_CLIENT_ID = get('BC_CLIENT_ID');
const BC_ACCESS_TOKEN = get('BC_ACCESS_TOKEN');
const BC_STORE_HASH = get('BC_STORE_HASH');
const BC_CLIENT_SECRET = get('BC_CLIENT_SECRET');
const BC_CUSTOMER_TOKEN_APP_CLIENT_SECRET = get('BC_CUSTOMER_TOKEN_APP_CLIENT_SECRET');

app.locals.bigCommerce = new BigCommerce(BC_CLIENT_ID, BC_ACCESS_TOKEN, BC_STORE_HASH, BC_CLIENT_SECRET,BC_CUSTOMER_TOKEN_APP_CLIENT_SECRET);

app.use(express.json());
app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
app.use(cookieParser());
app.use(bearerToken());
app.use(expressip().getIpInfoMiddleware);

app.use([bigCommerceRouter]);

//anything not handled is a 404
app.use(ExpressMiddleware.fourOfour);

// standard error handler
app.use(ExpressMiddleware.catchAllErrorHandler);

//setup express configuration
app.set("trust.proxy", true);
//setup serving the site root
const HOST = get('HOST','0.0.0.0');
const PORT = get('PORT',3000);
// have the server listen for requests
app.listen(PORT, HOST);
logger.debug("Server listening on " + HOST + ":" + PORT);