moleculer repl
The moleculer-repl is an interactive developer console for Moleculer.
Install
npm i moleculer-repl |
Usage
Switch broker to REPL mode
let broker = new ServiceBroker({ logger: console }); |
REPL Commands
Commands: |
List nodes
mol $ nodes |
Options
-d, --details detailed list |
Output
Detailed output
List services
mol $ services |
Options
-l, --local only local services |
Output
Detailed output
List actions
mol $ actions |
Options
-l, --local only local actions |
Output
Detailed output
List events
mol $ events |
Options
-l, --local only local actions |
Output
Detailed output
Show common information
mol $ info |
Output
List environment variables
mol $ env |
Call an action
mol $ call "test.hello" |
Output
Call an action with parameters
mol $ call "math.add" --a 5 --b Bob --c --no-d --e.f "hello" |
Params will be { a: 5, b: 'Bob', c: true, d: false, e: { f: 'hello' } }
Call with JSON string parameter
mol $ call "math.add" '{"a": 5, "b": "Bob", "c": true, "d": false, "e": { "f": "hello" } }' |
Params will be { a: 5, b: 'Bob', c: true, d: false, e: { f: 'hello' } }
Call with parameters from file
mol $ call "math.add" --load |
It tries to load the <current_dir>/math.add.params.json
file to params.
mol $ call "math.add" --load my-params.json |
It tries to load the my-params.jon
file to params.
Call and save response to file
mol $ call "math.add" --save |
It saved the response to the <current_dir>/posts.find.response.json
file. The extension is .json
when the response is object
. Otherwise it is .txt
.
mol $ call "math.add" --save my-response.json |
It saved the response to the my-response.json
file.
Direct call
Get health info from node-12
node
mol $ dcall "node-12" "$node.health" |
Parameter passing is similar to
call
command.
Emit an event
mol $ emit "user.created" |
Emit an event with parameters
mol $ emit "user.created" --a 5 --b Bob --c --no-d --e.f "hello" |
Params will be { a: 5, b: 'Bob', c: true, d: false, e: { f: 'hello' } }
Benchmark services
Moleculer REPL module has a new bench command to measure your services.
# Call service until 5 seconds (default) |
Options
--num <number> Number of iterates |
Output
Parameters
Please note, you can pass parameters only with JSON string.
mol $ bench math.add '{ "a": 50, "b": 32 }' |
Load a service from file
mol $ load "./math.service.js" |
Load all services from a folder
mol $ load "./services" |
Custom commands
You can define your custom REPL commands in broker options to extend Moleculer REPL commands.
let broker = new ServiceBroker({ |
mol $ hello -u John |