NodeJS has a managed packages environment called npm. A package is a
functional NodeJS module with versioning, documentation, dependencies (in the
form of other packages), and more.
This repository contains a NodeJS server with a /package endpoint. When
passed a package name and version, the endpoint returns the dependencies of that
package.
At the project root run:
docker-compose up --build
Then you can try the /package endpoint.
curl -s http://localhost:4001/package/react/16.13.0 - Returns only naive version (doesn't consider the Semantic Versioning )
- A proper logger
- Metrics (e.g - amount of incoming requests, request time handling etc.. )
- Tests unit tests - with mocking the Redis && e2e tests with a dedicated docker for testing
- Load tests for being sure about scaling possibilities
- Healthcheck route
- Adding the most frequently requested packages to cache (their entire tree structure)
- Compress the json before sending the response
- Better error handling