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Request-scoped storage support, based on Asynchronous Local Storage, with fallback to cls-hooked for older Node versions
- fastify
- plugin
- request
- context
- http-context
- request-context
- fastify-http-context
- fastify-request-context
- asynchronouslocalstorage
- asynchronous-local-storage
Simple connect middleware to wrap the request handling in a domain and set and access data for the current request lifecycle only.
Persistent execution context allowing you to get/set the context anywhere implemented using async hooks. Can be used to create request level execution context, a stack trace that persists through async resources, or anything else you need to survive the e
Node request context let you save any context per request and easily retrieve it
Simple connect middleware to wrap the request handling in a domain and set and access data for the current request lifecycle only.
A Next.js App or page decorator, React context object, and React hook to access Node.js HTTP server context when rendering components.
Simple middleware to embed userId and dealerId to the context
Store data related to current request without polluting request object
Service level control flow for Node.js
A mqtt lambda receiver which adds a request context around each message
Package allowing to pass a context along an asynchronous process
Get and set request-scoped context anywhere
Next js middleware for protect routes
- nextjs
- middleware
- nextjs-middleware
- middleware-builder
- next-server
- http
- request
- response
- web
- typescript
- nodejs
- server
- api
- react
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Object inheritance for mongoose connections, models and documents
Middleware to parse MongoDB ObjectIDs from a Koa request path parameter.
A middleware that enables to require request context.
Get and set request-scoped context anywhere
Sets up a context object on the request which includes request id and a bunyan logger
A lib for fetching normalized data in components via react hooks.
A lib for fetching normalized data in components via react hooks.