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A pair of Agent implementations for nodejs that provide consistent keep-alives, granular timeouts, dns caching, and proxy support.
const { getAgent, HttpAgent } = require('@npmcli/agent')
const fetch = require('minipass-fetch')
const main = async () => {
// if you know what agent you need, you can create one directly
const agent = new HttpAgent(agentOptions)
// or you can use the getAgent helper, it will determine and create an Agent
// instance for you as well as reuse that agent for new requests as appropriate
const agent = getAgent('https://registry.npmjs.org/npm', agentOptions)
// minipass-fetch is just an example, this will work for any http client that
// supports node's Agents
const res = await fetch('https://registry.npmjs.org/npm', { agent })
}
main()
All options supported by the node Agent implementations are supported here, see the docs for those.
Options that have been added by this module include:
family
: what tcp family to use, can be 4
for IPv4, 6
for IPv6 or 0
for both.proxy
: a URL to a supported proxy, currently supports HTTP CONNECT
based http/https proxies as well as socks4 and 5.dns
: configuration for the built-in dns cachettl
: how long (in milliseconds) to keep cached dns entries, defaults to 5 * 60 * 100 (5 minutes)
lookup
: optional function to override how dns lookups are performed, defaults to require('dns').lookup
timeouts
: a set of granular timeouts, all default to 0
connection
: time between initiating connection and actually connectingidle
: time between data packets (if a top level timeout
is provided, it will be copied here)response
: time between sending a request and receiving a responsetransfer
: time between starting to receive a request and consuming the response fully