Describe connection options in readme
See original GitHub issueIt’s unclear how to connect now. There’s an example but it is hard to tell from the strings used what the strings are specifying, in specific this is all I can find
const sc = require('node-nats-streaming').connect('test-cluster', 'test')
And a reference to stanConnection
which isn’t defined anywhere.
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Q3/Q4 likely.
👏 🎆 - currently, the client is documented the same way that other clients are. With that said, it can be daunting. We have very good dev docs for nats in docs.nats.io which present snippets in the various supported languages, but for stan not as much. Currently, nats-streaming-server is to be replaced by jetstream, so not sure how much better we can make it. I will add some additional hints on the README, to offer pointers. Keeping this open until then.