How to use the nats.NON_SECURE_CONN_REQ function in nats
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*/
const NATS = require('nats')
module.exports = {
// General
NATS_QUEUEGROUP_PREFIX: 'queue',
// NATS conn error codes
NATS_CONN_ERROR_CODES: [
NATS.CONN_ERR,
NATS.SECURE_CONN_REQ,
NATS.NON_SECURE_CONN_REQ,
NATS.CLIENT_CERT_REQ
],
// NATS errors
NATS_TRANSPORT_ERROR: 'Could not connect to NATS!',
NATS_TRANSPORT_CLOSED: 'NATS connection closed!',
NATS_TRANSPORT_CONNECTED: 'Connected!',
NATS_PERMISSION_ERROR: 'NATS permission error',
NATS_TRANSPORT_RECONNECTING: 'NATS reconnecting ...',
NATS_TRANSPORT_RECONNECTED: 'NATS reconnected!',
NATS_TRANSPORT_DISCONNECTED: 'NATS disconnected!',
// Hemera request types
REQUEST_TYPE_PUBSUB: 'pubsub',
REQUEST_TYPE_REQUEST: 'request',
// Application errors
TOPIC_SID_REQUIRED_FOR_DELETION: 'Topic or sid is required for deletion',
ACT_TIMEOUT_ERROR: 'Timeout',nats
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