Yeoman generator for an API backend.

Getting started

To install the Full Api Generator, simply run

npm install -g generator-full-api

To create a new project run the following command

yo full-api <project name>

options

• --nr : create a new project without a HelloWorld resource

If you don't provide a project name, you will be prompted for it in the next step

Resources

To create a new resource, execute

yo full-api:resource <resource name>

If you don't provide a resource name, you will be prompted for it in the next step

options

• --nr : create a new resource without a routes file
• --nc : create a new resource without a controller
• --nd : create a new resource without a DAO class
• --nm : create a new resource without a model
• --nt : create a new resource without a test file
• --nh : create a new resource without a helper file
• --nrm : create a new resource without a README file
• --routes : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a routes file or not
• --controller : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a controller or not
• --dao : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a DAO class or not
• --model : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a model or not
• --test : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a test file or not
• --helper : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a helper file
• --readme : boolean. Sets whether this resource must contain a README file or not

Content

The application is currently bound with the following stack:

• ExpressJS : as the webserver
• BluebirdJS : as the Promise library
• Mongoose : as the ODM tool for handling MongoDB
• Nodemon : as a Node refresher (restarts the application every time it's modified)
• PM2 : as a process manager, to keep the application alive in production
• Bunyan : as a logging library
• Mocha with Chai : as a test framework
• Helmet and CORS : to provide security and cross-origin resource sharing