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blockbase-sample

v1.0.1

Published

Application using Blockbase

Downloads

3

Readme

Sample App

using Blockbase

Version

v1.0.1

Installation

You need to install :

  • NPM (Node.js) in order to get the dependencies https://nodejs.org/en/
  • Node >= 8.6

Installing Blockbase In case you wanna you the CLI methods.

$ npm i -g blockbase

Update config/default.yml Update your mysql credentials to run the database

# Default DBMS
dbms : mysql
mysql :
    host : localhost
    user : YOURUSERNAME
    password : YOURPASSWORD
    port : 3306
    database : blocksample

Run the setup script This will install the DB and the tables.

$ npm run setup

Usage

Start the app, using node package.json scripts runner. PM2 required (installed with Blockbase) !

Development

$ npm run app

Sandbox / Production

$ npm run app:{env}

Sample Content

The sample contains

  • A complete config file in ./config/default.yml
  • An example of a model (User) in ./src/models/
  • An example of controllers linked to User (C.R.U.D.) in `./src/controllers``
  • An example of views in ./src/views
  • A postman docs in ./docs

Then your app is available on your localhost :

  • http://localhost:1337/
  • http://localhost:1337/users (users list in a view)
  • http://localhost:1337/api/users/auth (POST, see postman file)
  • http://localhost:1337/api/users (POST, see postman file)
  • http://localhost:1337/api/users/{id} (READ, see postman file)
  • http://localhost:1337/api/users/{id} (PUT, see postman file)
  • http://localhost:1337/api/users/{id} (DELETE, see postman file)

License

(Licence MIT) Coded by Blacksmith

Free Software, Hell Yeah!