express-commander
v1.0.5
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Express Commander is making developers life more easier. When anyone making express application, then they are facing repititive work which is breaking our workflow sometimes. To resolving the issue we introduced express-commander as your friend.
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express-commander [NPM]
Express commander will help you to creating Model
, Controller
, Route
, Or Services
for your Node-JS (Express)
application. You can make your workflow easier with this tool. You can use JavaScript
or TypeScript
Backend API application with this one.
Installation
To installing this, you have to pre-installed Node-JS
on your system. Then you can create your Express
Application with npm init
or yarn init
.
Install on your project with NPM,
npm install express-commander
Or, install with YARN,
yarn add express-commander
After Installation done you can see there will be a directory on node_modules folder is 'express-commander', Now you can easily use the product.
Start Development with express-commander
Model
Or Schema
creation,
It will help you to creating model
or schema
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created model.
npx express-commander make:model <name_of_your_model>
Service
creation,
It will help you to creating service
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created service.
npx express-commander make:service <name_of_your_service>
Controller
creation,
It will help you to creating controller
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created controller.
npx express-commander make:controller <name_of_your_controller>
Route
creation,
It will help you to creating route
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created route.
npx express-commander make:route <name_of_your_route>
Creation of all parts for resources (Service
, Controller
, Route
),
It will help you to creating Service
, Controller
, Route
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created Service
, Controller
, Route
.
npx express-commander make:all <name_of_your_resource>
Creation of all parts for resources with schema (Model
, Service
, Controller
, Route
),
It will help you to creating Model
, Service
, Controller
, Route
for your application. By default this will be in JavaScript
and at root
of your application you can see the created Model
, Service
, Controller
, Route
.
npx express-commander make:all:schema <name_of_your_resource>
Changing the configurations as you like
By default it is creating directories
at root level of your application. If you have src
directory on your project then you can configure the setting to express-commander
to behave like that. Also if you are developing your application with TypeScript
instead of JavaScript
then you are also welcome, we have TypeScript
supports for you and you can specifying which language you want to use by changing the configuration.
Using different directory on your project with different language,
Run this to make configuration with your directory or you want to use TypeScript
instead of JavaScript
, you can specify which is your prepared things for your project,
npx express-commander config
Choosing src
or not for perfect project structure,
Choosing Language for your application,
After success configuration,
Make Custom Commands as you like or make it shorter
We don't made any feature till for now, but you can do with one easiest way. You can create a Makefile
then you can make short the commands or make custom your own linked command.
Make a file called Makefile
,
You have to make a file on your root directory. To do it you can use terminal or your can create by your hand. I am showing you with terminal how you can do,
touch Makefile
There is an example of doing that,
After the file creation, you can copy and paste the bellow codes to your Makefile
. Or you can write your own command on this file.
Makefile
model name:
npx express-commander make:model $(name)
service:
npx express-commander make:service $(name)
controller:
npx express-commander make:controller $(name)
route:
npx express-commander make:route $(name)
all:
npx express-commander make:all $(name)
all-schema:
npx express-commander make:all:schema $(name)
Let's check with testing with our new command here,
Create Model
make model name=<name_of_your_model>
Create Service
make service name=<name_of_your_service>
Create Controller
make controller name=<name_of_your_controller>
Create Route
make route name=<name_of_your_route>
Create (Service
, Controller
, Route
)
make all name=<name_of_your_resource>
Create (Model
, Service
, Controller
, Route
)
make all-schema name=<name_of_your_resource>
Links
Check our github if you thinks that, have to contribute for helping on our project, Express-Commander Github.
Developer's Quote
Started with minimal features and going to making more usable features to make
Express Application
more easier and developers and most loveable development experiences.
Versions
| Versions | Features |
| ------------- |:-------------:|
| v1.0.0 | Minimal Features |
| v1.0.3 | Testing Improved |
| v1.0.4 | Command Shorting Feature |
| v1.0.5 | Keywords Update |
| Coming Soon
| Upcoming Feature
|