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@sextant-tools/frontend

v0.2.8

Published

Chart application flows, then implement them in code

Downloads

6

Readme

Sextant

Getting Started

To install:

npm i -g @sextant-tools/frontend

To run:

sextant ./target-directory

This opens the Sextant GUI, ready for you to start creating flows and services.

Sextant will generate type files in this directory, so choose carefully!

Using the types

Sextant generates two main types currently:

SextantEvent

/**
 * This gets the type of any event passed from "fromThisEnvironment"
 * to "toThisEnvironment"
 */
const event: SextantEvent<
  "serviceName",
  "fromThisEnvironment",
  "toThisEnvironment"
>;

/**
 * This gets the type of a specific event passed from
 * "fromThisEnvironment" to "toThisEnvironment"
 */
const specificEvent: SextantEvent<
  "serviceName",
  "fromThisEnvironment",
  "toThisEnvironment",
  "SPECIFIC_EVENT_TYPE"
>;

SextantHandler

/**
 * This type describes a function which handles events from
 * "fromThisEnvironment" to "toThisEnvironment"
 */
const handler: SextantHandler<
  "serviceName",
  "fromThisEnvironment",
  "toThisEnvironment"
> = () => {};

Suggestions

Got ideas for what else Sextant could be useful for? Open an issue, and let's build what you need.