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pulseflow

v1.5.22

Published

A Modern web framework with MVPCS structure.

Downloads

30

Readme

PulseFlow

A Modular Framework based on MVPCS (Model - View - Presenter - Controller - Service)

Please Note : This project is under development, there is no stable release, yet.

Installation

Use these commands to install and start using PulseFlow :

to install :

npm install pulseflow

to link and use pulseflow commands :

sudo npm link pulseflow

to install dependencies of pulseflow on your project :

npm install

to make necessary directories and files :

pflow install

to unlink, uninstall, install last version over and then link, run this command, this will not damage your code, just gets you the latest version of PulseFlow in a recommended way:

sudo npm run fresh

Modules

to create a new module :

pfm new <module-name>

to delete a module :

pfm del <module-name>

Submodules

to create a new submodule (model, view, presenter, controller, service) under an existing module :

pfsub new <submodule-type> <submodule-name> <module-name>

to delete a submodule (model, view, presenter, controller, service) under an existing module :

pfsub del <submodule-type> <submodule-name> <module-name>

to generate all non-existing submodule files in the directory that is defined in '[PROJECTROOT]/project/structure.js' :

pflow genf

to iterate in all controllers and make all the routes in '[PROJECTROOT]/project/endpoints.js' :

npm run build

Databases

to introduce a new database server, it will be automatically grouped as 'core'.

pfdb newserver <servertype> <serveralias>

to delete a database server

pfdb delserver <serveralias>

to introduce a new database

pfdb newdb <serveralias> <dbname>

to delete a database

pfdb deldb <serveralias> <dbname>