0.1.1 • Published 7 years ago
mali-iff v0.1.1
mali-iff
Conditionally add Mali middleware.
Opposite of mali-unless.
Installation
npm install mali-iff
API
mali-iff ⇒ function
Mali if middleware. Attach to any middleware and configure it to permit/pervent the middleware in question to be executed.
Returns: function - middleware
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
options | Object | String | RegExp | function | - If string and one of Mali Call Types do middleware only if call the specified call type - If string and not a call type, assumed to be a call name; and middleware is executed only if the call name is the name specified. Call names checks are not case sensitive. - If function it's a test function that returns true / false. If the function returns true for the given call, the middleware will run. The function will be passed the call context. - If RegExp instance, if call name matches the regexp the middleware is run. |
options.name | String | Regex | Array | A string, a RegExp or an array of any of those. If the call name matches, the middleware will run. Call names checks are not case sensitive. |
options.type | String | Array | A string or an array of strings. If the call type matches, the middleware will run. |
options.custom | function | A test function that returns true / false. If the function returns true for the given request, the middleware will run. The function will be passed the call context. |
Example
const requestId = require('mali-requestid')
const iff = require('mali-iff')
const CallType = require('mali-call-types')
const toJSON = require('mali-tojson')()
const rid = requestId()
rid.iff = iff
app.use(rid.iff('SomeMethod'))
toJSON.iff = iff
app.use(toJSON.iff({ type: [ CallType.UNARY, CallType.REQUEST_STREAM ] }))
License
Apache-2.0