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@elioway/bones

v2.1.14

Published

Reusable Code for eliobones projects, **the elioWay**.

Downloads

50

Readme

"Can you get this done by Wednesday?" Rosalind Codrington

bones beta

  1. "Bare" bones, reusable, NodeJS (with lodash dependencies) elioWay endpoints to use in your API, desktop or web client.
  2. A CLI to try the endpoints directly in your filesystem.

bones Documentation

Seeing is Believing

git clone https://gitlab.com/eliobones/bones.git
cd bones
npm i
npm run bones -- pingT
npm run bones -- readT shoppinglist
npm run bones -- listT shoppinglist

npm run bones -- takeupT myshopping --mainEntityOfPage=ItemList --name="Today's Shopping List" --alternateName="Don't forget the milk!"

# check the `myshopping.json` file!
cat  myshopping.json

# fish
set POTENTIALACTION --mainEntityOfPage=Action  --potentialAction="bones updateT <this> --Action.actionStatus=CompletedActionStatus"  --Action.actionStatus=PotentialActionStatus
# bash
POTENTIALACTION=$POTENTIALACTION
# ha!

npm run bones -- takeupT milk $POTENTIALACTION --name="Milk" --alternateName="If you forget the milk children WILL die"

cat milk.json

npm run bones -- takeonT myshopping bread $POTENTIALACTION
npm run bones -- takeonT myshopping eggs $POTENTIALACTION
npm run bones -- takeonT myshopping cheese $POTENTIALACTION
npm run bones -- enlistT myshopping milk

npm run bones -- readT myshopping
npm run bones -- listT myshopping --mainEntityOfPage=Action

set COMPLETEDACTION --Action.actionStatus=CompletedActionStatus
# bash
COMPLETEDACTION=$COMPLETEDACTION
# ha!

npm run bones -- updateT bread $COMPLETEDACTION

npm run bones -- listT myshopping --Action.actionStatus=CompletedActionStatus

npm run bones -- updateT eggs $COMPLETEDACTION
npm run bones -- updateT cheese $COMPLETEDACTION

npm run bones -- optimizeT myshopping
  • bones Quickstart
  • [Play around more using godly examples](https://elioway.gitlab.io/eliobones /bones/playing-god.html)

TLDR

npm i

npm test

npm run bones -- takeupT bones

npm run bones -- readT bones

npm run bones -- updateT bones --name="This is cool"

npm run bones -- takeonT bones hipbone

npm run bones -- updateT hipbone --name="Connected to legbone"

npm run bones -- unlistT bones hipbone

npm run bones -- enlistT bones hipbone

npm run bones -- listT bones

npm run bones -- destroyT bones

npm run bones -- schemaT thing

npm run bones -- schemaT Thing

License

MIT Tim Bushell