This is the HTTP server running the Eik service.
The implementation for the different HTTP endpoints are in @eik/core.
npm install @eik/service
This server can either be run as a Node executable, or as a Fastify plugin.
This spins up the built-in Fastify server using configuration from your config/ folder, or from environment variables.
npx @eik/serviceFor a production setup, the Fastify plugin method is recommended.
import fastify from 'fastify';
import Service from '@eik/service';
import SinkGoogleCloudStorage from '@eik/sink-gcs';
// Set up the Google Cloud Storage sink
// https://github.com/eik-lib/sink-gcs?tab=readme-ov-file#example
const sink = new SinkGoogleCloudStorage({
credentials: {
client_email: '[email protected]',
private_key: '[ ...snip... ]',
projectId: 'myProject',
},
});
// Set up the Eik service as a plugin
const service = new Service({ sink });
// Set up Fastify
const app = fastify({
ignoreTrailingSlash: true,
modifyCoreObjects: false,
trustProxy: true,
});
// Register the Eik service in Fastify
app.register(service.api());
// Start the server
const run = async () => {
await service.health();
await app.listen(
service.config.get('http.port'),
service.config.get('http.address'),
);
};
run();The example above shows the Google Cloud Storage sink. You can also use the file system sink, or implement the sink interface for your own custom storage backend.