graceful-server

• Features
• Requirements
• Installation
  • NPM
  • PNPM
  • YARN
• Endpoint
  • /live
  • /ready
• Example
• API Doc
• Integration with Docker
• Integration with Kubernetes
• Thanks
• Sponsors
• Donate

Features

✔ It's listening system events to gracefully close your API on interruption.

✔ It facilitates the disconnect of data sources on shutdown.

✔ It facilitates the use of liveness and readiness.

✔ It manages the connections of your API.

✔ It avoid boilerplate codes.

✔ Kubernetes compliant.

✔ Dependency-free.

✔ KISS code base.

Requirements

✔ NodeJS >= 18.0

Installation

NPM

npm install --save @gquittet/graceful-server

PNPM

pnpm add @gquittet/graceful-server

YARN

yarn add @gquittet/graceful-server

Endpoint

Below you can find the default endpoint but you can setup or disable them. To do that, check out the Options part.

/live

The endpoint responds:

• 200 status code with the uptime of the server in second.

{ "uptime": 42 }

Used to configure liveness probe.

/ready

The endpoint responds:

• 200 status code if the server is ready.

{ "status": "ready" }

• 503 status code with an empty response if the server is not ready (started, shutting down, etc).

Example

See: EXAMPLE.md

API Doc

See: API.md

Integration with Docker

See: DOCKER.md

Integration with Kubernetes

See: KUBERNETES.md

Thanks

★ Terminus

★ Lightship

★ Stoppable

★ Bret Fisher for his great articles and videos

★ IBM documentation

★ Node HTTP documentation

★ Cloud Health

★ Cloud Health Connect

Sponsors

Donate

If you like my job, don't hesitate to contribute to this project! ❤️