How to use @hapi/statehood - 2 common examples

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github hapijs / hapi / lib / core.js View on Github external
this.events = new Podium(internals.events);
        this.heavy = new Heavy(this.settings.load);
        this.instances = new Set();
        this.methods = new Methods(this);                                               // Server methods
        this.mime = new Mimos(this.settings.mime);
        this.onConnection = null;                                                       // Used to remove event listener on stop
        this.plugins = {};                                                              // Exposed plugin properties by name
        this.registrations = {};                                                        // Tracks plugin for dependency validation { name -> { version } }
        this.registring = 0;                                                            // > 0 while register() is waiting for plugin callbacks
        this.requestCounter = { value: internals.counter.min, min: internals.counter.min, max: internals.counter.max };
        this.router = new Call.Router(this.settings.router);
        this.phase = 'stopped';                                                         // 'stopped', 'initializing', 'initialized', 'starting', 'started', 'stopping', 'invalid'
        this.sockets = null;                                                            // Track open sockets for graceful shutdown
        this.actives = new WeakMap();                                                   // Active requests being processed
        this.started = false;
        this.states = new Statehood.Definitions(this.settings.state);
        this.toolkit = new Toolkit.Manager();

        this.extensionsSeq = 0;                                                         // Used to keep absolute order of extensions based on the order added across locations
        this.extensions = {
            server: {
                onPreStart: new Ext('onPreStart', this),
                onPostStart: new Ext('onPostStart', this),
                onPreStop: new Ext('onPreStop', this),
                onPostStop: new Ext('onPostStop', this)
            },
            route: {
                onRequest: new Ext('onRequest', this),
                onPreAuth: new Ext('onPreAuth', this),
                onCredentials: new Ext('onCredentials', this),
                onPostAuth: new Ext('onPostAuth', this),
                onPreHandler: new Ext('onPreHandler', this),
github hapijs / yar / lib / index.js View on Github external
if (lazyKeys.length) {
            request.yar._store._lazyKeys = lazyKeys;
        }
    }

    // Store session data in cookie

    const settings = request.yar._settings;
    if (settings.maxCookieSize) {
        const content = {
            id: request.yar.id,
            _store: request.yar._store
        };

        const value = await Statehood.prepareValue(settings.name, content, settings.cookieOptions);
        if (value.length <= settings.maxCookieSize) {
            h.state(settings.name, value, settings.rawCookieOptions);
            return h.continue;
        }
    }

    // Store session data in cache

    const cache = request.yar._cache;
    if (!settings.errorOnCacheNotReady &&
        !cache.isReady()) {

        request.log('Cache is not ready: not storing sessions to cache');
        return h.continue;
    }

@hapi/statehood

HTTP State Management Utilities

BSD-3-Clause
Latest version published 1 year ago

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