serinus-microservices

Build Serinus microservices with gRPC and non-HTTP transports.

108|11|Updated Jan 25, 2023

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npx skills add https://github.com/francescovallone/serinus --skill serinus-microservices

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Skill: serinus-microservices
Source: https://github.com/francescovallone/serinus/tree/main/packages/serinus/skills/serinus-microservices
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/francescovallone/serinus --skill serinus-microservices

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What problem does it solve?

Serinus microservices enable developers to build scalable, transport-based services using createMicroservice, RpcController, RpcRoute, and the serinus_microservices ecosystem, decoupling business logic from transport layers.

Core Features & Use Cases

Build request-response services with onMessage and RpcRoute
Implement event-driven consumers with onEvent and RpcRoute
Integrate transport clients via ClientsModule and support gRPC; attach microservices to HTTP apps with connectMicroservice for mixed architectures

Quick Start

Create and run a Serinus microservice by calling serinus.createMicroservice with your AppModule and a transport configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions about serinus-microservices

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How do I build microservices in Serinus using non-HTTP transports?▼

Build Serinus microservices by calling createMicroservice with your AppModule and a transport configuration, decoupling business logic from the transport layer using RpcController and RpcRoute.

How does gRPC integration work with Serinus microservices?▼

gRPC integration works by using transport adapters and ClientsModule to attach transport clients, enabling scalable request-response and event-driven communication across modular apps.

Can I attach a microservice to an existing HTTP app in Serinus?▼

Yes, you can attach microservices to HTTP apps using connectMicroservice, allowing you to build mixed architectures that support both HTTP and non-HTTP transport layers.

What is the difference between request-response and event-driven patterns in Serinus?▼

Request-response patterns use onMessage with RpcRoute for direct replies, while event-driven consumers use onEvent with RpcRoute to handle asynchronous events across the transport layer.

Do I need ClientsModule to manage transport clients in Serinus microservices?▼

Yes, ClientsModule is required to integrate transport clients and support gRPC, managing the bootstrap, routing, and client management APIs for your microservice architecture.