VIP Go node server setup

This package contains implementations of WordPress VIP's helpers for caching, logging, and monitoring with Newrelic.

Installation

1. npm install @irvingjs/vip-go
2. Add the VIP Go package configuration to your local project configuration files:
In your irving.config.js file:
``javascript
import vipGoConfig from '@irvingjs/vip-go';

const config = {
packages: [
vipGoConfig,
],
};

export default config;
`

In your irving.config.server.js file:
`javascript
const vipGoConfig = require('@irvingjs/vip-go');

module.exports = {
packages: [
vipGoConfig,
],
};
`
3. Update your package.json to include the VIP Go preflight checks and the vip-go-friendly build script:
`json
{
"scripts": {
"preflight": "npx @automattic/vip-go-preflight-checks",
"build": "if [ -z $VIP_GO_APP_ID ]; then npm run webpack; else exit 0; fi",
}
}
`

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* VIP_GO_APP_ID - ID of your VIP Go app. This is not necessary (and should not be added to) your development environment.
* REDIS_MASTER - Host and port of redis instance (separated by :) (NOTE: Irving Core's REDIS_URL env var will not work for this package).
* REDIS_PASSWORD - Password necessary for interacting with Redis instance.
* NEW_RELIC_APP_NAME - The name of this application, for reporting to New Relic's servers. This value can be also be a comma-delimited list of names.
* NEW_RELIC_LICENSE_KEY - Your New Relic license key.
* NEW_RELIC_NO_CONFIG_FILE` - Indicates all necessary information for configuring newrelic is available in environmental variables. Necessary for VIP Go's integration with newrelic to initialize properly.