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dimvc

v0.0.1

Published

Experimental mvc framework built on top of express using argument name dependency injection (dependable).

Downloads

6

Readme

dimvc

Experimental mvc framework built on top of express using argument name dependency injection (dependable).

Usage

Dependencies are auto created based on the name of the files in several directories.

The structure is as follows:

+ api
+---+ controllers
    + models
    + services
    + routes.js
+ config
+ public
+ views

Dependencies are created from files in the structure. There are also some default dependencies:

  • log (winston)
  • mongoose (instance of mongooseQ)

For example a logging service that would be required in as loggingService and located in api/services/logginsService, would be written:

'use strict';
module.export = function(log) {
    // winston is available as log, because I named my argument, "log"
    return function(something) {
        log.info('oh wow, ' + something);
    }
}

Testing

dimvc was built with testing in mind. Dependency injection makes testing easy.

Use dimvc.test() to run tests. The test method returns a dependable container with all the dependencies hooked up. This means mocks can be easilly injected at test time.

For example to test userController that depends on UserModel (this example is in the hello world )

dimvc
    .test(root)
    // .test returns a dependable container, so we can mock out dependencies at resolve time:
    .resolve({
        UserModel : MockUserModel
    }, function(userController) {
        userController.showUser()(req, function() {}, function() {});
        findOneStub.should.have.been.calledWith({
            _id: '007'
        });
        done();
    });

See the hello world for an example.

  • 2014-10-17 0.0.1 Readme fix
  • 2014-10-17 0.0.0 Unit and integration test support
  • 2014-10-15 0.0.0-beta.3 Adding github info to pkg.json
  • 2014-10-15 0.0.0-beta.2 Work around models and added body parse
  • 2014-10-14 0.0.0-beta.1 Initial release