GDK is a global based framework for node.
$ npm install gdk
- No export.
- NO third-party module.
- Micro.
- Flat.
- Support command.
- Support Cluster Mode.
- Locked global error,never shut down.
No.GDK dose not support quick start.And I will not provide a generator.
I don't think less is best.I can guide you to make your our service different with anyone.
At First make sure that your shell env is in your project and you npm installed gdk.
You can download Learning Project.
1.Create bin File to guide - bin/start.js
require('gdk')
var baseDir = __dirname;
gdk.load(gdk.c.path.join(baseDir,'../config'));
gdk.boot();
gdk.load(gdk.c.path.join(baseDir,'../http'));
gdk.cluster(function(){
gdk.http.boot();
});
2.Create config File - config/index.js
var baseFile = __filename;
gdk.updatePath.config = baseFile;
gdk.config.Mcores = true;
gdk.config.errLog = gdk.c.path.join(__dirname,'../err.log');
gdk.config.port = 3000;
3.Create http base - http/index.js
gdk.updatePath.http = __filename;
gdk.http = {};
gdk.load(gdk.c.path.join(__dirname,'./router'));
gdk.load(gdk.c.path.join(__dirname,'./flow'));
gdk.load(gdk.c.path.join(__dirname,'./instance'));
4.Create flow file - http/flow/index.js
gdk.http.flow = function(req,res){
if(gdk.http.router[gdk.c.url.parse(req.url).path]){
gdk.http.router[gdk.c.url.parse(req.url).path](req,res);
}else{
res.end();
}
}
5.Create router file - http/router/index.js
gdk.http.router = {};
gdk.http.router['/'] = function(req,res){
res.end('Hello World!');
}
6.Create instance file - http/instance/index.js
gdk.http.server = function(req,res){
gdk.http.flow(req,res);
};
gdk.http.boot = function(){
var server = gdk.c.http.createServer(gdk.http.server);
server.on('error',function(err){
gdk.errCatch('server err',err);
});
server.listen(gdk.config.port);
};
7.Run
node bin/start.js
Example:
bash---console.log(gdk.config)
Example:
update---config
Example2:
upfile---/node/http/index.js
Example:
gdk.runTime.print = function(info){
console.log(info)
}
print---here is a test
In gdk Cluster mode.gdk.cluster(cb).cb will always run on workers.
Workers can use process.send to call a runtime function in all workers or master.
Example:
gdk.runTime.print = function(a,b){
console.log(a+b)
}
process.send({bash:'print',arg:{'hello',' world'}});
Example:
gdk.runTime.MainCore = function(a,b){
console.log(a+b)
}
process.send({bash:'MainCore',arg:{'hello',' world'},Master:true});