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@orlando0309/scaffold.js

v1.0.6

Published

crud management in nodejs

Downloads

22

Readme

Documentation

Step 1: Database configuration

create a configuration for your database

const config={
    client: "mysql",
    connection: {
      host: "host",
      user: "user",
      password: "your_password",
      database: "database",
      port: 3306 // Add this line to specify the correct port
    },
    debug: true
}

Step 2: Create your model

Import the Scaffold class:

const { Scaffold } = require("@orlando0309/scaffold/model");

Inherit your model class from Scaffold:

class Categorie extends Scaffold{
    table = "categorie";
}

Step 3: create controllers

Import the ScaffoldController class:

const { ScaffoldController } = require("@orlando0309/scaffold/controller");

inherit your controllers with

class CategorieController extends ScaffoldController{
    modelClass = Categorie;
    config = config
    url="categorie"
}

Parameters:

  • config:Database configuration object
  • modelClass: Your model class.
  • url:The URL of your CRUD API.

Step 4: Routing

Import the getRoutes method:

const { getRoutes } = require("@orlando0309/scaffold/routes");

Use your controller to get the routes:

const {CategorieController} = require("../controllers/controller");
router = getRoutes({CategorieController},"/api")

Notes:

  • The getRoutes method returns an object with all of the routes for your CRUD API.
  • You can then use the router object to mount your routes to your application.

Authentification

scaffold.js library can provide some features to authenticate user using its API. Documentation coming soon...