express-master-controller
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Master Controller with automated swagger docs creation for node express app
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express-master-controller
express-master-controller is a powerful express middleware designed to help you create APIs and sockets super fast. It is a master-controller-based express package that provides a streamlined way to manage your routes and socket events. It also automates the creation of Swagger documentation for your express application
Features
- Easy creation of APIs and sockets
- Automated Swagger documentation
- Joi validation
- TypeScript support
Installation
npm install express-master-controller
or
yarn add express-master-controller
Initialization
import { masterController } from 'express-master-controller';
const app = express();
app.use(
masterController({
// path to the routes directory (optional)
routesFolder: path.join(__dirname, 'routes'),
// path to the cron directory (optional)
cronFolder: path.join(__dirname, 'cron'),
// whether to enable sockets or not (optional)
enableSockets: true,
// swagger config (optional)
swaggerConfig: {
// swagger definition (required)
title: 'API Documentation',
description: 'API Documentation',
version: '1.0.0',
// swagger docs endpoint (optional)
swaggerDocsEndpoint: '/api-docs',
// if you want to give your swagger doc (optional)
swaggerDocPath: path.join(__dirname, 'swagger.json'),
// whether to modify your provided swagger doc or not (optional)
modifySwaggerDoc: true,
},
}),
);
app.listen(3000, () => {
console.log('Server started');
});
masterController Parameters
- routesFolder: Absolute path to the routes directory (required)
- swaggerConfig: Swagger configuration (optional), if not provided, no swagger documentation will be generated
- title: Swagger title (required)
- description: Swagger description (required)
- version: Swagger version (required)
- swaggerDocsEndpoint: Swagger docs endpoint (optional), default:
/api-docs
- swaggerDocPath: Absolute path to the swagger doc file (optional)
- modifySwaggerDoc: Whether to modify your provided swagger doc or not (optional), default:
false
Creating APIs
Controller
import {
MasterController,
RequestBuilder,
ResponseBuilder,
} from 'express-master-controller';
import Joi from 'joi';
class Controller extends MasterController<IParams, IQuery, IBody> {
// swagger documetation for the api
static doc() {
return {
tags: ['User'],
summary: 'Register User',
description: 'Register User',
};
}
// add your validations here,
// rest of the swagger documentation will be generated automatically from the validation
public static validate(): RequestBuilder {
const payload = new RequestBuilder();
// request body validation
payload.addToBody(
Joi.object().keys({
name: Joi.string().required(),
lastName: Joi.string().required(),
email: Joi.string().email().required(),
password: Joi.string().min(8).max(20).required(),
}),
);
// request query validation
payload.addToQuery(
Joi.object().keys({
limit: Joi.number().required(),
offset: Joi.number().required(),
}),
);
// request params validation
payload.addToParams(
Joi.object().keys({
id: Joi.number().required(),
}),
);
return payload;
}
// controller function
async restController(
params: IParams,
query: IQuery,
body: IBody,
headers: any,
allData: any): Promise<ResponseBuilder> {
// your code here
return new ResponseBuilder(200, Response, 'Success Message');
}
// socket controller function
socketController(io: Server, socket: Socket, payload: any): void {
// your code here
// Socket data will be available in payload, recieved from the client on socket event, which is setup in the route file
// You can emit data back to the client using io.emit or socket.emit
}
// cron controller function
cronController(): void {
// your scheduled code here (if any)
}
}
export default Controller;
Controller Generics
- IParams: Request params interface/type
- IQuery: Request query interface/type
- IBody: Request body interface/type
restController Parameters
- params: Request params (eg. /user/:id)
- query: Request query (eg. /user?limit=10&offset=0)
- body: Request body
- headers: Request headers
- allData: All request data (all the above-combined + custom data from middlewares)
socketController Parameters
- io: Socket.io instance
- socket: Socket instance
- payload: Data sent from the client
Router File
import express from 'express'
import Controller from '../Controller'
export default (app: express.Application) => {
// REST Routes
Controller.get(app, '/user/:id', [
/* Comma separated middlewares */
])
Controller.post(app, '/user/:id', [])
Controller.put(app, '/user/:id', [])
Controller.delete(app, '/user/:id', [])
Controller.patch(app, '/user/:id', [])
// Socket Events
// Any payload you send from the client to this event will be available in the socketController function
Controller.socketIO('Event Name')
}
Important: Make sure to name your router file as
*.routes.ts
or*.routes.js
Note: You don't need to import your router file to anywhere, put it in the routes directory, and it will be automatically taken care by the package.
Cron File
import { MasterController, CronBuilder, CronMonth, CronWeekday } from 'express-master-controller';
class DemoCron extends MasterController<null, null, null> {
cronController() {
console.log('Cron job is running');
}
}
// Unix Crontab format
DemoCron.cronJob('*/5 * * * * *');
// Using CronBuilder
DemoCron.cronJob(
new CronBuilder()
.every()
.second()
.every()
.specificMinute([10, 20, 30])
.every()
.dayOfMonth(CronMonth.January)
.every()
.dayOfWeek(CronWeekday.Friday)
.build(),
);
Important: Make sure to name your cron file as
*.cron.ts
or*.cron.js
Note: You don't need to import your cron file to anywhere, put it in cron directory, and it will be automatically taken care by the package.