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@wizim-dev/crud

v0.0.1

Published

Helper to create automatic CRUD routes

Readme

Snark-CRUD

Ce projet ajoute côté back les routes permettant de faire du CRUD.

C'est le successeur de @snark/crud-server.

Il a les fonctionnalités suivantes :

  • Validation automatique selon un schéma de description
  • Population de champs
  • Filtre dans les champs de l'objet ET dans les champs populés
  • Tri dans les champs de l'objet ET dans les champs populés.
  • Pagination

Ce CRUD est utilisé en tant que CRUD V2 par le @snark/backoffice en spécifiant apiVersion = 2.

installation

yarn add @snark/crud

configuration

import createCRUD from "@snark/crud";

// configuration typique mais pouvant être réalisée autrement.
let api = logger.createRouter();
let db = new Database(options); // @snark/mongodb-operator

// pour chaque collection
createCrud<T>(api, "/route", db, "collection", options);
  • T est le type typescript des objets contenus dans la collection
  • api est un router express.
  • db est une instance de Database de @snark/mongodb-operator
  • collection est le nom de la collection
  • route est le prefixe des routes de CRUD pour cette collection.
  • options permet de configurer plus spécifiquement les routes

L'appelle à createCrud va créer les routes suivantes sur le router spécifier :

| | Méthode | route | description | fonctionnalités | |---|---------|-------------|-------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------| | L | GET | /route | liste des éléments de la collection | filter, population, sort, pagination, projection | | C | POST | /route | Créer 1 nouvel élément dans la collection | population, projection | | R | GET | /route/:id | Récupère 1 seul élément de la collection | population, projection | | U | PUT | /route/:id | Modifie 1 élément de la collection | population, projection | | D | DELETE | /route/:id | Supprime 1 élément de la collection | - |

Options de création

export type CRUDOptions = {
    logger?: {log: (...any) => void}
    logLevel?: string
    realDeletion?: boolean
    idFieldName?: string
    createdAtFieldName?: string
    updatedAtFieldName?: string
    autoTimestamp?: boolean
    removeUnknownField?: boolean
    noVerification?: boolean
    queryFieldPrefix?: string
    randomFieldName?: string
    textSearchLanguage?: string
    schema?: CRUDSchema
    lastFilter?: LastFilterFunction | {
        hiddenFields: Array<string>
    },
    beforeUpdate?: BeforeUpdateFunction
    beforeCreate?: BeforeCreateFunction
    afterCreate?: AfterCreateFunction
    beforeDelete?: BeforeDeleteFunction
    verifyUpdateData?: VerifyUpdateDataFunction
    verifyCreateData?: VerifyCreateDataFunction
}

Aucune option n'est obligatoire mais par défaut, voici les valeurs qu'elles ont :

const defaultCRUDOptions = {
    logLevel: "debug",
    realDeletion: true,
    idFieldName: "_id",
    createdAtFieldName: "createdAt",
    updatedAtFieldName: "updatedAt",
    autoTimestamp: true,
    removeUnknownField: false,
    noVerification: false,
    queryFieldPrefix: "__",
    randomFieldName: "__random__",
    schema: null
};

TODO: Finir la documentation de toutes les options.