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@link-loom/sdk

v7.2.11

Published

Core functionality for Loom projects to ensure quick setup and easy updates across multiple projects.

Downloads

52

Readme

GitHub license npm

loom-sdk

Another Node.js Server framework to create microservices or huge monoliths.

Features

  • Open Api specification.
  • Cron functions to execute code in intervals
  • Cached functions to save concurrent data, you can upgrade to Redis.
  • CLI tool to quickly create new views and API routes.
  • Authentication middlewares.
  • Cookies management.
  • Tons of utilities to cypher data, search, handle responses, generate automatic IDs and so on.
  • Own logs management to handle errors or queue messages.
  • Multiple database engine handle, only you need to write your datasource.
  • Isolated core code to be upgraded more easily.
  • API Rest routes handling.
  • Entity models specification.
  • Event-driven architecture to communicate another services or frontend clients.

Install SDK project

Step 1. Install Loom to easily manage files and project

npm install --save @link-loom/sdk

Create project

Step 1. Install Loom to easily manage files and project

npm install -g @link-loom/cli

Step 2. Create a project with cli tool and follow instructions

link-loom -n name-of-project

Install dependencies

Step 1. Install the npm dependencies

npm install

Configure your environment variables - old-fashion

  1. Go to ./config folder
  2. Copy template.json file
  3. Change new file name to default.json
  4. Change all configurations you need

Configure your environment variables - Better way

  1. Go to Veripass
  2. Create a free account
  3. Create your organization, project and app
  4. Get a Developer API Key
  5. Setup all your environment variables
  6. Return to your project
  7. Setup your API Key and Veripass URL into your SO environment variables

Run

npm run

Documentation

Service docs

API Playground

Navigate to:

http://localhost:3601/open-api.playground

Warning: If you change your default port, you need to change in the previous route

Open Api

http://localhost:3601/open-api.json

Warning: If you change your default port, you need to change in the previous route

Framework docs

For all docs you need go to Wiki in this project.

https://github.com/link-loom/loom-sdk/wiki

License

The code is available under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.