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@novemberizing/app

v0.0.26

Published

NOVEMBERIZING APP =================

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NOVEMBERIZING APP

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"Novemberizing app" is a framework that defines the basic skeleton of a server so that a server application can be created simply by implementing a service or module or defining it in configuration.

The goal of "Novemberizing app" is to help you create server applications easily, starting with setup.

Class Diagram Log

The application class executes await Application.on(...) to start the server. The application class has administrator and server as static members as member variables, so the application logic and the logic for the administrator can be structurally separated and implemented.

await Application.on(await Config.gen({ url: "fs://./test/configure.json" }));

INSTALL

Application framework can be installed using "npm".

npm install --save @novemberizing/app

USAGE

In order to use the application framework, you can run the application server by creating a configuration file, setting modules related to services and modules, and using the configuration when running the application.

The configuration below defines that the manager server uses the ApplicationServerExpress (Express server) engine, opens with port 50001, and uses ApplicationServerServiceRoot as the default service, and server (the server containing the main application logic) is also ApplicationServerExpress (Express server) engine is used, port 40001 is opened, and ApplicationServerServiceRoot service is used similarly.

{
    "administrator": {
        "engine": "ApplicationServerExpress",
        "port": 50001,
        "services": {
            "ApplicationServerServiceRoot": {}
        }
    },
    "server": {
        "engine": "ApplicationServerExpress",
        "port": 40001,
        "services": {
            "ApplicationServerServiceRoot": {}
        }
    }
}

If you defined ./configure.json as above, you can simply run the server as below.

await Application.on(Config.gen({ url: "fs://./configure.json" }));

HOW TO SHUTDOWN THE SERVER

To shutdown the server, simply call await Application.off() to do so.

await Application.off();

HOW TO DEFINE AND CONSUME NEW SERVICES

To define and use a new service, after inheriting and implementing the ApplicationServerService class, call Application.use(c) to specify its use.

import Application from "@novemberizing/app";
import { ApplicationServerService } from "@novemberizing/app";

export default class CustomApplicationService extends ApplicationServerService {
    constructor(server, config) {
        super("[service unique name]", server, config);
        
        ...
    }

    ...
}

...

// Use CustomApplicationService
Application.use(CustomApplicationService);

// Application on
await Application.on(await Config.gen({ url: "fs://./configure.json" }));

HOW TO DEFINE AND USE NEW MODULES

A module is a class designed to define and use small business logic as a sub-business logic of a service. To define a module and use it in a service, define a new custom module by inheriting the ApplicationServerServiceModule class and call Application.use(c) to specify and use it.

import Application from "@novemberizing/app";
import { ApplicationServerServiceModule } from "@novemberizing/app";

export default class CustomServiceModule extends ApplicationServerServiceModule {
    constructor(service, config) {
        super("[module unique name in the service]", service, config);

        ...
    }

    ...
}

// Use CustomApplicationService
Application.use(CustomApplicationService);

// Application on
await Application.on(await Config.gen({ url: "fs://./configure.json" }));

DOCUMENT

Novemberizing application api