Cli for the Ash API framework

View the API docs at https://ash-framework.github.io/core

NPM

Usage

Getting started

Before you begin

1. Make sure you are running the latest version of node js (At least version 7)

2. Install yarn

npm install --global yarn

3. (optional) to use models and the data layer, postgres must be installed

Install cli

You can install the Ash cli either via yarn or npm

// option 1. via yarn
yarn global add ash-cli

// option 2. via npm
npm install --global ash-cli

Scaffold up a new project

mkdir my-awesome-project
cd my-awesome-project
ash init

Create your first route

ash generate route posts

Edit your app/routes/posts.js route file to return something from the provided model hook

// app/routes/posts.js
import Ash from 'ash-core'

export default class PostsRoute extends Ash.Route {
  model () {
    return [
      {id: 1, title: 'My post 1', description: 'WoW'},
      {id: 2, title: 'My post 2', description: 'WoWsErS'}
    ]
  }
}

Run the server

ash server

and visit the url: http://location:3010/posts

Models

Prepare your database

Create a new postgres database with a table named posts. Add 2 text fields title and description as well as a sequence id

Edit your apps database configuration in the environment config file

Add connection details to config/environment.js

module.exports = function (environment) {
  const ENV = {
    host: 'http://localhost',
    port: 3010
  }

  ENV.database = {
    connection: {
      user: '<username>',
      pass: '<password>',
      database: '<database to use>'
    }
  }

  return ENV
}

Create a Post Model

ash generate model post

Edit your app/models/post.js file to define a models attributes

// app/models/post.js
import Ash from 'ash-core'

export default class PostsRoute extends Ash.Route {
  static attributes (attr) {
    attr('title', 'string')
    attr('description', 'string')
  }
}

Update your route

Edit your app/routes/posts.js model hook, change it to return post model data

// app/routes/posts.js
import Ash from 'ash-core'

export default class PostsRoute extends Ash.Route {
  model () {
    return this.store.findAll('post')
  }
}

JSON API

Refresh: http://location:3010/posts and you should see your posts models serialized in JSON API format.

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