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@williamfernandes/regen

v0.3.0

Published

Generate the skeleton (service, repository and factory) for an application resource.

Downloads

4

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Regen

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Generate the skeleton (service, repository and factory) for an application resource.

regen scaffold -r product
// src/repository/product.repository.ts

export default class ProductRepository {
 constructor() {}

 async create(data: any) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async update(id: number, data: any) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async delete(id: number) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async read(id: number) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }
}
// src/service/product.service.ts

export default class ProductRepository {
 constructor() {}

 async create(data: any) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async update(id: number, data: any) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async delete(id: number) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }

 async read(id: number) {
  return Promise.reject("Method not implemented.");
 }
}
// src/factory/product.factory.ts

import ProductRepository from "../repository/product.repository";
import ProductService from "../service/product.service";

export default class ProductFactory {
  static getInstance() {
    return new ProductService(new ProductRepository());
  }
}

Requirements

In order to use regen, you need to have Node.js (>=20) installed on your machine.

Installation

If you want to install regen as a development dependency to a project, cd into the project and run

npm install -D @williamfernandes/regen

Usage

regen scaffold

Scaffold a new resource in your project.

Options:
      --help      Show help                                            [boolean]
      --version   Show version number                                  [boolean]
  -r, --resource  The name of the resource to scaffold        [array] [required]

Examples:
  scaffold -r product          Scaffold a project with a single "product" domain
  scaffold -r product -r user  Scaffold a project with two domains: "product" an
                               d "user"