senecajs/seneca

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

And I'm just starting with seneca

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

Can anyone tell me how to totally deactivate logging or at least deactivate it for large payloads ?

Martin Mueller

@matiger

hey guys, I want to use the seneca-json-store and the seneca-postgre-store at the same time. Is that possible to differentiate according to the pin or something?

Khánh Trần

@rualatngua

hi @danielo515 if I understood your problem, let write the new one logger like this
https://github.com/rjrodger/seneca-demo-logger/blob/master/demo-logger.js#L24

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

Hello @rualatngua , I ended using seneca-pino-adapter with pino-noir to select wich parts I want removed on the logs

Martin Mueller

@matiger

Hey everybody. Is it possible to send an entity via a message and let the target-service persist it? Or do I have to write a handler which takes the data, creates an entity with it, and then persist it?

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

Is this supposed to work ?

    seneca.ready (() =>
    {
        const app = Connect ();
        app.use (Connect_query ());
        app.use (Body_parser.json ());
        app.use (seneca.export ('web'));

        app.listen (3000);
        // seneca.use ('data-editor');
        // seneca.use ('admin', { server: app, local: true });
    });

because it is not working for me at all

Khánh Trần

@rualatngua

@danielo515 data-editor just too old

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

Ok, but what about seneca web ? it is failing too, seneca.export('web') returns undefined

Kevin Madhu

@kevin-madhu

Guys, I have a doubt

I need a service written in some other language to be able to be brought into the seneca pool.

Is it possible? If yes, how?

Tobias Gurtzick

@wzrdtales

@kevin-madhu just write a middleware service to communicate with your service written in the other language, that way you can avoid teaching your new service understanding senecas payload.

Kevin Madhu

@kevin-madhu

@wzrdtales Thanks :)

Ohm Trivedi

@ohmtrivedi

Hi, I am a newbie in Seneca and also not much experienced with Javascript. Can someone please help me with this issue I am facing? senecajs/seneca#706

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

Hello, Does anybody know if there is some kind of ttl for keeping routes on the registry ?

I have some nodes that initially see the entire mesh, but after a while they got isolated

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

My impression is that seneca-mesh is too sensible to network timeouts

And it is very easy to get isolated

And there is no way to re-join the mesh or re-discover the bases

Is there any way to reduce this problem ? To increase the timeout ?

Ohm Trivedi

@ohmtrivedi

Can someone give me an example/tutorial on how to run time-consuming code inside seneca actions? For example I wish to execute a shell command on Linux using exec inside one of my seneca action. But I am getting only Client Request timeout.

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

My approach for such scenarios is to use a callback

You provide to the remote command a pin to "call you back" when the job is done

then the remote process just calls the pin you have provided with the answer

this is called async communication

Ohm Trivedi

@ohmtrivedi

Hi @danielo515 , can you give me some example please?

You can find my code files are here: https://gist.github.com/ohmtrivedi/5a94841d25714f3cfd6aee260add97bb

thijmenogerion

@thijmenogerion

Goodday

Timmy

@TekTimmy

hello everyone

I have a basic architectural answer and I could not find any good information about it..

I have one microservice and several worker that generate a file based on the parameters they get

how to transfer the files the worker create

Timmy

@TekTimmy

Should I just use HTTP Rest API to upload the files ?

Ohm Trivedi

@ohmtrivedi

Hi, I am a newbie in Seneca and also not much experienced with Javascript. Can someone please help me with this issue I am facing? senecajs/seneca#706

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51736174/client-request-timeout-between-senecajs-service-and-express-api

Eyal

@eyalhei

Hi, I'm new to Seneca, any chance the guys of seneca-amqp-transport are here?

Tega McKinney

@tegamckinney

Hi, teams using seneca (specifically seneca-mesh) with kubernetes, are you utilizing k8s services in front of your deployments? Or just using pod ip as the service host? cc: @wzrdtales @rjrodger

Khánh Trần

@rualatngua

@eyalhei what do you need to help?

Eyal

@eyalhei

@rualatngua Wanted to know if there is a similar implementation to pub-sub, and if not, would they accept a PR if add it? or should I write a separate package?
(also wanted to let know the unit-tests do not pass due to an issue with sinon.spy)

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

@tegamckinney in my experience on any docker environment the only thing that works is to use the container IP, at least for Seneca mesh

Mike Lindenau

@MikeLindenau

We have been using seneca at our startup for over a year now.. We love it and believe in its potential so much we decided to open up our platform we use internally to release services. If you join the our beta list we will send out invites as soon as we are ready ... join at http://esc.launchrock.com/

Artak

@artakvg

I'd like to see Seneca supporting Zeronode transport, its much more reliable than what Seneca is using and ~ 5x faster
https://www.npmjs.com/package/zeronode

Yugo

@MiYogurt

why the seneca-mesh example sample code not work.

Yugo

@MiYogurt

i found a solution senecajs/seneca-mesh#112 should add base.js init a swim network，and ready callback function

Thank you, though no one.

Daniel Rodríguez Rivero

@danielo515

In general, seneca-mesh is on an unmaintained state

I am myself making several patches in order to make it scalable

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