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[Parser]: TCP #23

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jmcdo29 opened this issue Mar 28, 2020 · 0 comments
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[Parser]: TCP #23

jmcdo29 opened this issue Mar 28, 2020 · 0 comments
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jmcdo29 commented Mar 28, 2020

Now that the core functionality has been re-written, it would be great to actually include TCP in the request logging.

Looking for: package under the name @ogma/platform-tcp that exports a class TcpInterceptorParser that extends AbstractInterceptorService from the @ogma/nestjs-module package.

The output of this is still to be determined. Some values may need to be hard-coded

@jmcdo29 jmcdo29 added help wanted 🆘 Extra attention is needed good first issue 👍 Good for newcomers enhancement 🐺 A new feature to be implemented tcp A problem with the TCP parser labels Mar 28, 2020
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The TCP parser pulls information from the socket connection and has a hard codeded method of TCP,
though this may change to protocol instead of method. Protocol currently takes from the remote
connections family (an IP version). The call point must be stringified in the case of using a json
as the message pattern (as the NestJS docs show). Integration has also been built for this, using
concurrently to run the client and server servers.

fix #23
jmcdo29 added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 6, 2020
The TCP parser pulls information from the socket connection and has a hard codeded method of TCP,
though this may change to protocol instead of method. Protocol currently takes from the remote
connections family (an IP version). The call point must be stringified in the case of using a json
as the message pattern (as the NestJS docs show). Integration has also been built for this, using
concurrently to run the client and server servers.

fix #23
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jmcdo29 added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 6, 2020
The TCP parser pulls information from the socket connection and has a hard codeded method of TCP,
though this may change to protocol instead of method. Protocol currently takes from the remote
connections family (an IP version). The call point must be stringified in the case of using a json
as the message pattern (as the NestJS docs show). Integration has also been built for this, using
concurrently to run the client and server servers.

fix #23
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The TCP parser pulls information from the socket connection and has a hard codeded method of TCP,
though this may change to protocol instead of method. Protocol currently takes from the remote
connections family (an IP version). The call point must be stringified in the case of using a json
as the message pattern (as the NestJS docs show). Integration has also been built for this, using
concurrently to run the client and server servers.

fix #23
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