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0 changed filesYour base service. Select options to see what changes.
/** * Server factory — services, health, reflection, interceptors, graceful shutdown. * * @module server */ import { createServer } from "@connectum/core";import type { Server } from "@connectum/core";import { Healthcheck } from "@connectum/healthcheck";import { Reflection } from "@connectum/reflection";import { createDefaultInterceptors } from "@connectum/interceptors";import { greeterService } from "#services/greeterService.ts"; /** * Build a Connectum server hosting GreeterService. * * @param port - TCP port to bind (0 = random, for tests). * @param autoShutdown - install SIGTERM/SIGINT graceful-shutdown handlers. */export function buildServer(port = 5000, autoShutdown = false): Server { return createServer({ services: [greeterService], port, host: "0.0.0.0", allowHTTP1: false, protocols: [Healthcheck({ httpEnabled: true }), Reflection()], interceptors: createDefaultInterceptors(), shutdown: { autoShutdown, timeout: 10_000 }, });}+ Added− RemovedCompared with the base service
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The auth module adds the JWT and authorization wiring. Then a single proto option decides whether SayHello is public.
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For the 1.3 release line. Dependencies are installed on your machine, not bundled.
Or scaffold with the CLI
npx @connectum/[email protected] init my-service \
--runtime node \
--package-manager pnpm \
--node-exec raw \
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After creating the project
cd my-service
pnpm install
pnpm run start