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@lechaterrant/lantern

v1.1.2

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Opinionated CLI to assist backend development

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Backend development can be hard, long, and dark. Even more to produce modern, robust, production-ready APIs

Say hello to Lantern, your guide through the backend abyss

Lantern is currently under heavy development, so new features will be release soon ❤️

Don't hesitate to share your improvements or to give feedback on Discord (LeChatErrant#6074) :wink:

What is it ?

Lantern is an opinionated CLI to assist backend development

It aims to make backend development fast and easy, and focuses on generating maintainable code

| Demo | |------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | V1 demo, will be updated soon ! And trust me, V2 is nothing like V1 ❤️ |

A lantern project follows a lot of good practices while staying entirely modifiable by developers

In summary, it simply gives you a guideline by writing boilerplate code

An example lantern project, serving as guidelines reference, can be found at API-template

Getting started

  1. Install the CLI with npm install -g @lechaterrant/lantern
  2. Simply run lantern to launch the CLI

Documentation

Documentation is currently being written and should be available soon. At this moment, simply refers to API-template wiki page

Roadmap

  • [x] Finding a name and an identity
  • [ ] Logo (WIP)
  • [ ] Website
  • [ ] Upgrade API resource generation
    • [x] Prisma parser to understand current datastructure
    • [x] Specify and custom fields
    • [x] Specify relations
    • [ ] Dynamically add middlewares
    • [ ] Select fields to be exposed
  • [ ] New commands
    • [ ] Types sharing with front
    • [ ] Project bootstraping
    • [ ] Resource deletion
  • [ ] Display
    • [x] v1
    • [x] Enhanced display v2
    • [ ] v3, using terminal layouts and more enhanced graphical features
  • [x] Filesystem reverter for error during generation

How to contribute

  1. Fork it (https://github.com/LeChatErrant/lantern/fork)
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create a new Pull Request

Issues and comments welcomed ! :wink:

Contributors

GitHub Logo   LeChatErrant - creator and maintainer