Execute a Node file.
This project is an example implementation of the Open Microservice Specification, a standard originally created at Storyscript for building highly-portable "microservices" that expose the events, actions, and APIs inside containerized software.
The oms command-line interface allows you to interact with Open Microservices. If you're interested in creating an Open Microservice the CLI also helps validate, test, and debug your oms.yml implementation!
See the oms-cli project to learn more!
npm install -g @microservices/oms
Once you have the oms-cli installed, you can run any of the following commands from within this project's root directory:
Execute a javascript file.
| Argument Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| path | string |
true |
None | Path to the JavaScript file to execute. |
oms run execute \
-a path='*****'All suggestions in how to improve the specification and this guide are very welcome. Feel free share your thoughts in the Issue tracker, or even better, fork the repository to implement your own ideas and submit a pull request.
This project is guided by Contributor Covenant. Please read out full Contribution Guidelines.
- Install the CLI - The OMS CLI helps developers create, test, validate, and build microservices.
- Example OMS Services - Examples of OMS-compliant services written in a variety of languages.
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