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activeql-admin-ui

v1.0.21

Published

This is the Admin UI library for ActiveQL - a framework for building domain driven GraphQL APIs with an oppionated approach and _convention over configuration_ and _DRY_ in mind. Build domain driven GraphQL APIs with convention over configuration and DRY

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ActiveQLAdminUI

This is the Admin UI library for ActiveQL - a framework for building domain driven GraphQL APIs with an oppionated approach and convention over configuration and DRY in mind. Build domain driven GraphQL APIs with convention over configuration and DRY in mind. From domain model to full fledged GraphQL API and Admin UI in minutes.

You find the package for ActiveQL Server here https://www.npmjs.com/package/activeql-server

The ActiveQL Admin UI will offer you default views for

  • Menu for entities
  • List of entity items (with search, sort and pagination)
  • Detail view of an entity item
  • Master-Detail View for relationships between entities
  • Navigation to related entity items
  • File-Upload

You can find the full documentation and tutorial here.

Installation

To start developing a GraphQL API you could embedd this library in your Express application - but we recommend one the following methods that provides you with an instantly up-and-running environment.

Application Generator

The easiest way to start is the ActiveQL application generator at https://github.com/betterobjects/activeql-generator

You can create a new ActiveQL application in the folder my-activeql (or any other name) with the following command:

npx betterobjects/activeql-generator my-activeql

Starter-Application

If you can't use npx you can also clone the ActiveQL-Starter-Application at https://github.com/betterobjects/activeql-starter

git clone https://github.com/betterobjects/activeql-starter

Install dependencies

Please call npm install in these folders

cd my-activeql/express
npm install

cd my-activeql/angular
npm install

Start developing

In the folder ./express/activeql/domain-configuration create a YAML file, e.g. car.yml with the following content:

entity:
  Car: 
    attributes: 
      licence: Key
      brand: String!
      color: String
      mileage: Int

Start the server and client application with the following command:

cd express
npm run start 

If you point your browser to http://localhost:4200 you will see the Admin UI allowing you to create, read, update and delete entity items (Cars in this example).

Admin UI Example