api-graveyard

Official Node.js collector for API Graveyard — automatically tracks your outgoing HTTP dependencies, detects risk events, and surfaces zombie APIs before they take down your product.

npm install @api-graveyard/node

Add one line to the top of your app entry point:

const apiGraveyard = require('@api-graveyard/node');
apiGraveyard.init({
 apiKey: 'agk_your_key_here',
 projectId: 'your-project-id',
});
// ... rest of your app

That's it. Every outgoing HTTP/HTTPS request your app makes is now automatically captured, batched, and sent to API Graveyard in the background.

import { init } from '@api-graveyard/node';
init({
 apiKey: process.env.API_GRAVEYARD_KEY!,
 projectId: process.env.API_GRAVEYARD_PROJECT_ID!,
 serviceName: 'my-backend',
 environment: process.env.NODE_ENV,
});

If you only want to capture inbound requests to your own Express server (not outgoing calls):

const { middleware } = require('@api-graveyard/node');
app.use(middleware({
 apiKey: 'agk_your_key_here',
 projectId: 'your-project-id',
 serviceName: 'my-api',
}));

The collector automatically flushes on SIGTERM and beforeExit. For manual control:

process.on('SIGINT', async () => {
 await apiGraveyard.shutdown();
 process.exit(0);
});

• Method, URL, HTTP status code, response time
• Timestamp of each request
• Service name and environment (if configured)

Requests to api-graveyard.com itself are never captured to avoid infinite loops. Localhost and 127.0.0.1 requests are ignored by default.

1. Sign up at api-graveyard.com
2. Create a project
3. Go to Settings → Integrations and create an API key

MIT