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amna

v0.0.23

Published

AMNA: Amazing Mongoose Node.js API

Readme

AMNA

Amazing Mongoose Node.js API

JavaScript API Server Framework

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Installation

npm install amna

Usage

var amna = require('amna');

amna.registerServices([ ... ]);     // Global Services
amna.registerThings([ ... ]);       // Models & Schemas

// Additional setup goes here
// - authentication (if needed, see authentication under Table of Contents)
// - amna.set('view engine', 'ejs') if you need views

amna.registerModules('/', [ ... ]); // URL Modules
//                    ^ base URL

amna.start({
    mongo: {db: 'amna-test'},       // Mongo connection
    port: 8080,                     // Port
    settings: {                     // Express app settings
        'key': 'value'
    }
});

Introduction

Amna is a highly opinionated, pre-structured API development platform. It eliminates a lot of the typical repetitive code that is found in many Node.js API projects. Amna combines the following packages into one cohesive framework, and wraps commonly used functionality:

  • Express 4
  • Passport
  • Mongoose
    • Find or Create Plugin
    • Text Search Plugin
    • Types
  • EJS Templates
  • Jade Templates (coming soon)
  • Static Server

Terminology

Thing

An amna.thing is an object model containing a schema, and various helper methods. Things are available at amna.things.* after registration.

Things are registered by a call to amna.registerThings(['thing_name']), which loads amna.$THINGS_DIR/thing_name.js - by default set to ./amna_things relative to your project's root folder. You can change this path (not recommended) by setting amna.$THINGS_DIR = 'some_things_dir'; in the additional setup section of your app's main file.

Service

A service is a globally availible JavaScript object or function, available at amna.services.* after registration.

Services are registered by a call to amna.registerServices(['service_name']), which loads amna.$SERVICES_DIR/service_name.js - by default set to ./amna_services relative to your project's root folder. You can change this path (not recommended) by setting amna.$SERVICES_DIR = 'some_services_dir'; in the additional setup section of your app's main file.

Module

A module is a URL route handler, and may be composed of amna.route, amna.controller, or amna.collection types.

Modules are registered by a call to amna.registerModules(['module_name']), which loads amna.$MODULES_DIR/module_name/module.js - by default set to ./amna_modules relative to your project's root folder. You can change this path (not recommended) by setting amna.$MODULES_DIR = 'some_modules_dir'; in the additional setup section of your app's main file.

Example Projects

Coming soon...

Documentation

Technical Note: to regenerate the following section, run node ./dev/docs

Table of Contents