Hooks

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NestJs tooling to enable hooks/actions to make modules more isolated and extendable

Overview

NestPack Hooks offers a powerful solution for developers using the NestJs framework who want to maintain clear and extendable module logic. As projects grow, maintaining a modular architecture can become challenging when dependencies between modules start to proliferate. The introduction of NestPack Hooks allows developers to create clean injection points that facilitate interaction between modules without overly coupling them, ensuring that code remains organized and maintainable.

This innovative system allows for precise control over module interactions, enabling developers to write specific actions that respond to hook events. This functionality not only streamlines the workflow within NestJs projects but also addresses the limitations encountered with traditional event systems, especially in RESTful environments.

Features

  • Modular Architecture: Maintains the integrity of your codebase by preventing tightly coupled modules through well-defined hooks.

  • Action Registration: Easily register Actions that listen for Hook events, allowing for customized responses in module logic.

  • Synchronous Execution: Unlike asynchronous events, the hooks run in a defined order, ensuring that actions complete before proceeding with module logic.

  • Customizable Hooks: Create hooks that can carry additional contextual information, tailoring them to specific module needs.

  • Integrated HooksService: Utilize the HooksService to run your registered hooks effortlessly within your NestJs application.

  • Easy Installation: Simple setup process by importing HooksModule and configuring desired Actions makes integration straightforward.

  • MIT Licensed: Open-source license allowing for flexibility in usage and modification.

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