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@x-dome/xdome-cli

v1.0.5

Published

@x-dome/xdome-cli

Downloads

4

Readme

xdome

This npm module helps you to bootstrap a NodeJS + ExpressJS API-rest microservice. You can also use it to plug-in several components that add typical backend functionality, such as:

  • adding new API-rest access points

Installation

For unix-based OS:

Clone this repository:

git clone <<GIT_URL>>

Enter the to the project folder and COPY the path reference to the file "run.js", like this:

"/PATH/TO/RUN/FILE/run.js"

Navigate to the path where you want to create your application project.

Type the create command to create the project:

node "/PATH/TO/RUN/FILE/run.js" create <<PROJECT_NAME>>

Result will be printed in terminal.

Then you can try the add command to add a new REST Module to your application:

node "/PATH/TO/RUN/FILE/run.js" add accesspoint --name <<ACCESSPOINT_NAME>> --verbs GET POST PUT DELETE --route <<ROUTE_NAME>>

Result will be printed in terminal.

After that you can start your using your application

Start the server.

node .