Intro

A module is the place where all the heavy-lifting happens.
Modules implements functionalities, like spinning up an HTTP server or a headless service that consumes from a RabbitMQ queue.

A module must implement at least the following method:

• getModuleById

And it can optionally implement the following 3 lifecycle methods:

• onRegister
• onInit
• onDestroy

An example of a dummy module:

class DummyModule extends Module {
    getModuleId() {
        return ['dummyModule']
    }
    
    onRegister() {
        console.log('module registered')
    }

    onInit() {
        console.log('module initialized')
    }

    onDestroy() {
        console.log('module destroyed')
    }
}