build-entities

build content class entity with properties getters/setter auto check type , hydrate methode

installation

• npm install build-entities --save-dev
• yarn add build-entities

usage:

const buildEntities = require('build-entities') ;

const buildParams = {

    name: "Product" ,

    properties: [
        {
            name: "title" ,
            type: "string"
        } , {
            name: "createAt" ,
            type: "date"
        } , {
            relation: true,
            name: 'user' ,
            type: 'User'
        }
    ] ,

} ;

buildEntities( buildParams )
.then( response => {

    if( response.success ) {

        const entityTextContent = response.data ;

        // generate file default name : {entityName}.js
        const status = response.file( __dirname /* [, nameFile] */ ) ;

        if( status ) {

            console.log('entity build success')
        } else {

            console.log( 'path create dir not exists' ) ;
        }

    } else {

        // error params
    }
} )
.catch( err => {

    // internal error
    console.log( err ) ;

    throw 'build entity error' ;

} ) ;

or synchrone call with:

// ... ,

const response = buildEntities.sync( buildParams ) ;

if( response.success ) {

    // ... ,
} else {
    // ... ,
}

// ... ,

you can generate doc block client with optional params client :

// ... ,


const buildParams = {

    name: "Product" ,

    properties: [
        {
            name: "title" ,
            type: "string"
        } , {
            name: "createAt" ,
            type: "date"
        } , {
            relation: true,
            name: 'user' ,
            type: 'User'
        }
    ] ,

    // for generate doc block optional params
    client: {
        author: "S.Author <[email protected]>" ,
        package: "build-entities-cli" ,
        version: "0.1.0" ,
        license: "BSD-2-CLAUSE"
    }

} ;

// ... ,

types list :

• string
• number
• date
• boolean
• array
• object

or object name with relation: true

{
    relation: true,
    type: "ObjectName" ,
    name: "objectName"
}

develop by Samuel Gaborieau with <3 and Nodejs for OpenSource , enjoy !