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pwan

v0.0.1

Published

Prosperna1 microservices project generator

Downloads

2

Readme

pwan

Pronounced as P1. pwan is Prosperna's service API project generator.

Usage

$ npm install -g pwan
$ pone COMMAND
running command...
$ pone (--version)
pwan/0.0.1 win32-x64 node-v16.13.0
$ pone --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ pone COMMAND
...
$ npm install -g pwan
$ pone COMMAND
running command...
$ pone (--version)
pwan/0.0.0 win32-x64 node-v16.13.0
$ pone --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ pone COMMAND
...

Commands

pwan new

USAGE
  $ pwan new -d <value>

ARGUMENTS

FLAGS
  -d, --domain=<value>  (required) The domain of the service to be generated
  -r, --repoName=<value>  (optional) The name of service directory. If empty, the domain name will be used
                                      to name the directory using this convention `domain-service-api`
  --noTest, Providing this flag will tell the cli NOT to create test files for the the files/codes to be generated.

DESCRIPTION
  Generates a new project. The command will also install all dependencies.

EXAMPLES
  $ pwan new -d shipping
  $ pwan new -d shipping -x

pwan collection

USAGE
  $ pwan collection -c <value>

ARGUMENTS

FLAGS
  -c, --collection=<value>  (required) An individual collection that composed a service.
                                    For example, shipping service/domain will have collections like JNT, Lalamove etc.
  -o, --only=<value> (optional) Explicitly tell the CLI which files must be created.
                                Any permutation of 'crsm' whether three, two or one letter combination.
                                (c)ontroller (r)epository, (s)ervice, (m)odel. If no value provided, the CLI will create all files.
  --noTest, Providing this flag will tell the cli NOT to create test files for the the files/codes to be generated.


DESCRIPTION
  Create an individual collection (contained in its own directory) inside the 'src/collections' directory.

EXAMPLES
  $ pwan collection -c jnt
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove -o rs
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove -o rsm
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove -o r
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove -o m -x
  $ pwan collection -c lalamove -o rsm -x