Lucius works with Seneca.js and offers a different way of writing Seneca plugins. It integrates 100% with Seneca 3.x but does not depend on it.
Seneca the Younger's full name was Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
- A standardized format for errors.
- A registry of error codes (dev-defined).
- A standardized format for messaging payloads.
- A common interface for sending successful or failure Seneca messages.
- A common logging interface (built on top of Winston).
- A simple way of integrating all of the above with a Seneca plugin.
- Optional JSON schema validation of message arguments and message output.
- A middleware for integrating with Swagger-ified connect apps.
- v1.2.0, 2017-10-16: Complete rewrite of Lucius.register(), NOT backwards compatible! Changes:
- Complete rewrite of Lucius.register(), greatly simplifies plugin code.
- Clean up definitions file, leave only examples.
- Renamed Message and Responder to LuciusMessage and LuciusResponder.
- Implement JSON schema validation support (with ajv) for arguments and output.
- Pass only the relevant parts of the payload to plugins (trim Seneca routing info).
- v1.0.1, 2017-10-10: Minimal changes to make it work on its own.
- v1.0.0, 2017-10-10: Copied verbatim from the World-Cleanup-Day project.
v1 is fairly over-engineered.
- Documentation, examples.
- A cleaner connect middleware.
- Stop hardcoding the error registry.
Lucius was developed as FOSS by Qualitance for the World Cleanup Day project initiated by the Let's Do It World NGO.
Maintainer is Ciprian Popovici.
Lucius is licensed under GPL v3.