Micro Fleet - Backend Persistence library

Belongs to Micro Fleet framework, provides base repository class with pre-implemented CRUD operations.

INSTALLATION

• Stable version: npm i @micro-fleet/persistence
• Edge (development) version: npm i git://github.com/gennovative/micro-fleet-persistence.git

DEVELOPMENT

TRANSPILE CODE

• Install packages in peerDependencies section with command npm i --no-save {package name}@{version}. Or if you want to use directly neighbor packages, excute npm run linkPackages.
• npm run build to transpile TypeScript then run unit tests (if any) (equiv. npm run compile + npm run test (if any)).
• npm run compile: To transpile TypeScript into JavaScript.
• npm run watch: To transpile without running unit tests, then watch for changes in *.ts files and re-transpile on save.
• npm run test: To run unit tests.
  • After tests finish, open file /coverage/index.html with a web browser to see the code coverage report which is mapped to TypeScript code.

CREATE UNIT TEST DATABASE

• One of the quickest ways to set up the test environment is to use Docker:

  docker run -d --name postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres -p 5432:5432 postgres:9.6-alpine

• Create a database name unittest-persistence. If you want to change the name as well as database credentials, edit file /src/test/database-details.ts then execute npm run compile.

• Install knex globally: npm i -g knex

• Jump to database migration folder: cd database

• Execute: knex migrate:latest

• Note:

  • Existing tables are dropped.
  • If you want to re-run migration script, truncate all rows in knex_migrations table in database.

RELEASE

• npm run release: To transpile and create app.d.ts definition file.
• Note: Please commit transpiled code in folder dist and definition file app.d.ts relevant to the TypeScript version.