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I'm looking for a tool like wsimport for node.js, with which I can autogenerate service/client from wsdl.
You can use soap package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/soap)
The client part has a method describe. You can use the return of this method to easy generate (via templating) your skeletons for client and server
see https://github.com/benerone/soapStub
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I am looking all over the web for a library that offers decorator magic to easily create REST services for TypeScript. Like #GET(), #PATH("/hello") etc.
I am using TypeORM and TypeGraphQL which both are fantastic. But I can not find a good option for REST services. I was looking at typescript-rest but it has restrictions in it's Security decorator that is not working for me. It also has limitation in its folder structure to create routes.
What are you using? Any favorites?
I'm using nestjsx/crud
It's a goofd mix of nestjsx and typeorm
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I am looking for a message queue which can be used between nodejs and elixir. I know there are many queues support for nodejs but it is hard to find out one which provides API for both of these two languages. Does anyone know any implementation supports them? I want a open source solution for that.
RabbitMQ is a reasonable choice, it can be run locally (or in docker) and supports many languages http://www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html
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I am going to use the https://www.npmjs.com/package/stompit or https://www.npmjs.com/package/stomp-client to subscribe to ActiveMQ. My question is, is there a node.js framework that I can use with it (e.g. Hapi, Express) ?
You don't need to start a server to use these packages.
Just include them in any JS file, configure them and they are ready to be used. Much like it is explained in doc itself.
Or if you want to include them in one of your express application, create a js file, and include it in your application.
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I looking for a provider, where I can host my Node.js web site(s). I know there are a lot, but I would like to know which you can recommend, I would like to have the possebility to install packages like Handlebars,express, capchas and so on and they should always use the lastest node.js?
I would definitely recommend Heroku, it is free to use for small apps, and has everything you need as modules. Never had a problem, and the documentation is awesome. It has a neat interface too.
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The title speaks for itself. We use OpenGL to render realistic images, but what if we weren't able to connect to a graphical user interface?
Have a look at LibAA it should do what you want. Hopefully ;)
Written in JavaScript (Node.js) with both CLI and API: https://github.com/IonicaBizau/image-to-ascii