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Getting restana out of the experimental flag #187

Closed jkyberneees closed 3 years ago

jkyberneees commented 3 years ago

First of all, congratulations for such a great project!!!

Hi here, I was wondering about the required criteria for getting a listed framework out of the experimental flag?

I am the autor of the restana framework. But also, fast-gatetway and http-lambda-proxy; a high performance stack that follows the intention of simplifying the migration of REST based micro-service architectures into the serverless world using AWS Lambda.

There are several benefits of using restana, especially in the context of lambda, I could just mention performance and size.
Therefore, the potential when combined with this module!

Looking forward to your considerations.

Regards

dougmoscrop commented 3 years ago

Hey! Thanks for reaching out! I will 100% move it out of experimental if you can vouch that the way we dispatch the (req, res) objects to them is not outright wrong, I put it as experimental only in the sense that I am not running things that are using it so I haven't had time to exercise it. If there are other tests we should add I would like to hear that too.

So yeah it's largely a product of how much use it has seen

jkyberneees commented 3 years ago

Hi @dougmoscrop, many thanks for your followup.

restana could be considered a minimalist express-like framework. It basically works with plain/standard Node.js HTTP req/res objects, so no especial wrapping or modification is required (other than adding a send method on restana's side). This module is compatible with restana, no other special tests have to be added.

Please let me know if you would need any other information.

Regards

dougmoscrop commented 3 years ago

Sounds good, I'm happy to remove the flag!

dougmoscrop commented 3 years ago

Done :)