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@pearl-framework/core

v1.0.0

Published

Pearl.js core — IoC container, application kernel, service providers

Downloads

58

Readme

@pearl-framework/pearl

Batteries-included meta-package for Pearl.js — install once, get everything.

npm

Installation

npm install @pearl-framework/pearl drizzle-orm zod dotenv

Usage

Everything Pearl exports is available from a single import:

import {
  // Application
  Application,
  ServiceProvider,

  // HTTP
  Router,
  HttpKernel,
  HttpContext,

  // Auth
  AuthManager,
  JwtGuard,
  Hash,
  Authenticate,

  // Validation
  FormRequest,
  ValidationPipe,
  rules,
  z,

  // Database
  DatabaseManager,
  Model,
  pgTable, serial, varchar, timestamp,
  eq, and, or, desc, asc, sql,

  // Events
  Event,
  Listener,
  EventDispatcher,

  // Queues
  Job,
  QueueManager,

  // Mail
  Mailable,
  Mailer,
  LogTransport,
} from '@pearl-framework/pearl'

Minimal example

import 'dotenv/config'
import { Application, Router, HttpKernel } from '@pearl-framework/pearl'
import { AppServiceProvider } from './providers/AppServiceProvider.js'

const app = new Application({ root: import.meta.dirname })
app.register(AppServiceProvider)
await app.boot()

const router = new Router()
router.get('/', (ctx) => ctx.response.json({ message: 'Hello from Pearl 🦪' }))

await new HttpKernel().useRouter(router).listen(3000)

Or scaffold a full project:

npx @pearl-framework/cli new my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev

What's included

| Export | Source | |---|---| | Application, ServiceProvider, Container, Config, env | @pearl-framework/core | | Router, HttpKernel, HttpContext, Request, Response, Pipeline | @pearl-framework/http | | FormRequest, ValidationPipe, validate, validateSync, rules, z | @pearl-framework/validate | | AuthManager, JwtGuard, ApiTokenGuard, Hash, Authenticate, OptionalAuth | @pearl-framework/auth | | Event, Listener, EventDispatcher | @pearl-framework/events | | Job, QueueManager, QueueWorker | @pearl-framework/queue | | Mailable, Mailer, SmtpTransport, SesTransport, LogTransport, ArrayTransport | @pearl-framework/mail | | DatabaseManager, Model, Migrator, pgTable, eq, and, sql, desc, ... | @pearl-framework/database |

Using packages individually

If you only need specific features, install the packages directly:

npm install @pearl-framework/core @pearl-framework/http

See the Pearl.js monorepo for each package's documentation.