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@swarm-host/cli

v5.5.0

Published

CLI for Swarm-Host

Downloads

563

Readme

Swarm-Host-CLI

npm version CI

Install:

npm i -g @swarm-host/cli

Usage:

Create a new project (works in the empty dir):

swarm-host init

Create a new Route:

swarm-host g route units

File routes/units.ts will be created. Its content:

// routes/units.ts
import { Route } from '@swarm-host/server';

export default Route.createRoute('get', 'units', (req, res, next, lair) => {
  res.json({});
});

Create a new Route with options:

swarm-host g route units/new --url=api/v1/units --method=post

File routes/units/new.ts will be created. Its content:

// routes/units/new.ts
import { Route } from '@swarm-host/server';

export default Route.createRoute('post', 'api/v1/units', (req, res, next, lair) => {
  res.json({});
});

Create a new Route with dynamic parts:

swarm-host g route units/unit/objectives/objective --url=units/:unit_id/objectives/:objective_id

File routes/units/unit/objectives/objective.ts will be created. Its content:

//routes/units/unit/objectives/objective.ts
import { Route } from '@swarm-host/server';

export default Route.createRoute('get', '/units/:unit_id/objectives/:objective_id', ({params: {unit_id, objective_id}}, res, next, lair) => {
  res.json({});
});

Create a new Factory:

swarm-host g factory my/unit

File factories/my/unit.ts will be created. Its content:

// factories/my/unit.ts
import { Factory } from '@swarm-host/server';

export default class UnitFactory extends Factory {
  static factoryName = 'unit';
};

Create a new Factory with attributes:

swarm-host g factory my/unit name:string squad:has-one:squad:units objectives:has-many:objective

File factories/my/unit.ts will be created. Its content:

// factories/my/unit.ts
import { Factory, field, hasOne, hasMany } from '@swarm-host/server';

export default class UnitFactory extends Factory {
  static factoryName = 'unit';

  @field()
  get name() {
    return '';
  }

  @field()
  get age() {
    return 0;
  }
  
  @hasMany('objective', null) objectives;
  @hasOne('squad', 'units') squad;
}

Destroy existing Factory

swarm-host d factory units

File factories/units.ts will be deleted.

Destroy existing Route

swarm-host d route units

File routes/units.ts will be deleted.