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autonode-cli

v1.1.6

Published

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Readme

About The Project

Preambule

Architecture

| File / Directory | Type | Description | | --------------------- | ------------------| --------------------------------------------------------------------------| | /.env | file | Contient les variables d'environnement | | /.eslintrc.json | file | Configuration de eslint | | /.gitignore | file | Les fichiers lors de vos push à git | | /package.json | file | Contient les paramètres du projet | | /server.js | file | Point d'entrée de l'API REST | | /public | Directory | Contient les fichiers uploader | | /node_modules | Directory | Contient tout les modules installé | | /app | Directory | Contient tout le corps du projet | | /app/auth | Directory | Contient toute la logique pour l'authentification | | /app/config | Directory | Contient le fichier de config pour la base de donnée et pour les logs | | /app/controllers | Directory | Contient les controlleurs du projet | | /app/helpers | Directory | Contient les helpers du projet | | /app/logs | Directory | Contient les logs du projet | | /app/middlewares | Directory | Contient les middlewares du projet | | /app/models | Directory | Contient les models du projet | | /app/routes | Directory | Contient les routes du projet | | /app/services | Directory | Contient les services du projet | | /app/utiles | Directory | Contient les utiles du projet |

Built With

Listes des dépendences utilisée :

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Vous devez avoir installé nodejs sur votre ordinateur :

Installation

 npm i autonode-cli -g

Usage

New Project

 autonode create mon-projet

Initialisation Database

 autonode db init nom-db 

Create Entity

  autonode entity mon-entité

/!\ Important /!\

Create File Entity for Upload File

  autonode entity file

Create Auth + JWT

Important

  autonode entity auth

Vous pouvez également créer une table Users dans votre database avec la commande

  autonode db entity auth

Auth Controller

// const refreskToken = jwt.sign(authJson, process.env.REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET);
// await Auth.updateRefresh(refreskToken, req.body.email);

SECRET Access AND Refresh Token

Contact

Turchini Axel - Linkedin - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/Magictruks/auto_nodejs