2.0.2 • Published 9 years ago
qb-http v2.0.2
qb-http
HTTP-based push and receive components for qb. This allows you to use HTTP to communicate between service applications.
Usage
The http dialect is simple.
npm install qb-http --save
// Receive component
qb.component(require('qb-http').receive, httpReceiveOptions)
.on('http-ready', function () {
console.log('http server is setup and ready to go')
})
// Push component
.component(require('qb-http').push, httpPushOptions)
.alias('foobar', 'http://my.other.service.com/api/v1/push/foobar')
.push('foobar', {baz: buzz})
Also, here's the external API (if the base
option is /api/qb
:
$ curl http://server.domain.tld/api/qb/service-name -XPOST -H'Content-Type: application/json' -d'{"task": "data"}'
Options
Push Options
retry
Number of times to retry a http curl if an error is encountered.
Receive Options
port
Port Number (if not present, server will not be started to listen)unix
A path to a unix socket (only listened on ifport
is falsy)app
Pass in an express app. If none is passed, one will be created.base
Base api prefixno_middleware
Dont attach middleware (body parser is the only required one. logging is suggested)auth
A{user: '', pass: ''}
object for basic authno_404_catch
Don't attach a catch-all atbase
to reply with a 404 Not Foundreply
Afunction (req, res, error)
to respond to requests. Default usesjsonp
To access the underlying express server, use qb._http.app
and qb._http.server
.
License
MIT in LICENSE file
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