fetch-least-priority-server v1.0.1

A node package that determines the availability of a given list of servers and returns an online server having the least priority.

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example json data

{ "url": "http://doesNotExist.kratikal.com", "priority": 1 }, { "url": "http://kratikal.com", "priority": 7 }, { "url": "http://offline.kratikal.com", "priority": 2 }, { "url": "http://google.com", "priority": 4 }

Test the package

On the command line, create a new test directory by the following command
mkdir test-directory
Switch to the new directory:
cd /path/to/test-directory

In the test directory, install your module:

npm install least-online-priority-server

In the test directory, create a test.js file which requires your module and calls your module as a method, you can use the below code:

// import created package
const findServer = require('least-online-priority-server');
// this is our example json data
const sampleData = require('./data');

// use the package to fetch lowest priority server from the json data list
const response = findServer(data);

// response
response.then((res) => console.log(res));

To test the package, on your command line run 'npm test' to run test cases for unit testing.