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accelerated.api.module-template

v1.0.0

Published

Module template for accelerated.api.

Downloads

2

Readme

Quick Start

This repo is an easy-to-use npm template to create modules for accelerated.api. Start by simply cloning this repo and updating your git remote origin:

  1. Clone the template to your directoy with git clone https://github.com/haseebnqureshi/accelerated.api.module-template.git ./{YOUR_DIRECTORY};

  2. Remove the existing project's git origin with git remote remove origin;

  3. Add your git origin with git remote add origin {YOUR_REPOSITORY_URL};

  4. And then push the codebase up to your git repo with git push -u origin master.

You're ready for some changes! Then in your new directory and git repo, do the following:

  1. Change your moduleKey and moduleName in index.js. (moduleKey is a key that uniquely identies your module in the context of your app.)

  2. Update your package.json with your information and module information.

  3. Now actually create your module by utilizing the three CommonJS modules in this repo, middleware, model, and route. Please note the structure and direct injected variables in each CommonJS module and what each is returning.

  4. Run npm publish in your command line to publish directly onto npm, and viola! You've got a npm packaged module for accelerated.api.

Using in accelerated.api

Okay, so how do you use this module in your accelerated.api project? Here's an example:


var api = require('accelerated.api');

var example = require('acceleratd.api.module');

api.useMiddlewares([ 
	[example.key, example.middleware]
]);

api.useModels([
	[example.key, example.model]
]);

api.useRoutes([
	[example.key, example.route]
]);

api.run();