backend-mocker-npm-package
v2.0.7
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A package for rapid backend development, providing CRUD API generation with customizable schema support for MongoDB and PostgreSQL.
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Welcome to Backend Mocker NPM Package 🚀
- Github-repo: Backend-mocker-Npm-package Package link NPM - https://www.npmjs.com/package/backend-mocker-npm-package
Hey there, fellow developer! Are you tired of spending hours setting up your backend infrastructure every time you start a new project? Say hello to Backend Mocker - your ultimate companion for rapid backend development!
🌟 Additional Features in Version 2.0:
- Support for PostgreSQL: Now you can choose between MongoDB and PostgreSQL for your backend database.
- Dynamic Table Name: Define your own table name for PostgreSQL schemas, giving you more flexibility in database management.
- Custom Port: Set a custom port to run your backend server on, providing greater control over your development environment.
- Improved Error Handling: Enhanced error messages to guide you through troubleshooting and debugging, ensuring a smoother development experience.
🌟 Features :
- Easy Setup: Get your CRUD API up and running in the blink of an eye.
- Customizable Schema: Shape your data just the way you want it. No more rigid structures!
- Automatic ID Generation: Sit back and relax while we handle the IDs for you.
- Robust Error Handling: Friendly error messages to guide you through the dark tunnels of debugging.
- Built-in Counters: Counting made simple. Manage your data effortlessly.
- Custom Port: Create a custom port to run the backend on. If not specified, the port will be automatically set to 3000.
Installation Made Easy 🛠️
Create a project directory and in that directory execute these below two commands in terminal
npm init -y
npm install backend-mocker-npm-package
Quick Setup in Seconds ⏱️
After downloading the package, create a .js file:
*- If using MongoDB:
// Code snippet for MongoDB setup
const BackendMocker = require("backend-mocker-npm-package");
// before pasting below line install mongoose from your terminal(in project directory) by typing npm install mongoose
const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const tableName = "name-it-as-you-want";
// Below is schema designed for mongodb
// your customSchema variable should compulsorily contain the line for it to implement autoincremented feature .
// You can make changes in schema as you want (try googling or use chatgpt for help ).
// Just make sure that _id lin is always present in schema
//_id: { type: Number, required: true },
const customSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
_id: { type: Number, required: true },
name: String,
RollNo: String,
Age: String,
Course: String,
Date: Date,
PhoneNo: Number,
});
// set a custom port , optional
const customPort = 4000;
const mongoConnectionString = "your-mongo-db-string";
const back = new BackendMocker(
mongoConnectionString,
null,
customSchema,
tableName,
customPort
);
back.startServer();
*- If using PostgreSQL:
// Code snippet for PostgreSQL setup
const BackendMocker = require("backend-mocker-npm-package");
// before pasting below line make sure you install sequelize by typing npm install sequelize in terminal in your project directory
const { DataTypes } = require("sequelize");
const tableName = "name-it-as-you-want";
// define as you want
const customSchema = {
name: DataTypes.STRING,
RollNo: DataTypes.STRING,
Age: DataTypes.STRING,
Course: DataTypes.STRING,
Date: DataTypes.DATE,
PhoneNo: DataTypes.STRING,
};
const customPort = 4000;
const postgresConnectionString =
"postgresql://usernme:password@localhost:port/database";
const back = new BackendMocker(
null,
postgresConnectionString,
customSchema,
tableName,
customPort
);
back.startServer();
// now your backend is ready just click start
API Endpoints 📡
- GET /get: Retrieve all data.
- GET BY ID /get/:id: Retrieve single data tuple by id .
- POST /new: Create new data.
- PATCH /update/:id: Update data by ID.
- DELETE /delete/:id: Delete data by ID.
💡 No Schema? Just Want to Test API for Frontend!
If no schema is provided, the app will create a default schema. ONLY FOR MONGODB
// Code snippet for default schema setup
const book = {
title: String,
author: String,
publishedDate: Date,
};
// this will be automatically created if you donot provide a schema currently only supported for mongodb database
With Backend Mocker, you're not just building a backend - you're unleashing your creativity and powering your projects to new heights!
🚀 Ready to Launch?
Dive into the world of rapid backend development with Backend Mocker and watch your projects soar!
Got it! Here's the revised "Let's Connect" section:
🌐 Let's Connect!
Connect with me through:
- Email: [email protected]
- LinkedIn: Kratik Bohra
Feel free to reach out for any questions, ideas, or just to chat! Contributions are welcome. Happy coding! 🎉