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cloud-ide-model-schema

v1.1.179

Published

Pachage for schema management of Cloud IDEsys LMS

Readme

Cloud IDE Model Schema

A package for MongoDB schema management for the Cloud IDE LMS (Learning Management System).

Overview

The cloud-ide-model-schema package provides Mongoose schema definitions for the Cloud IDE LMS system. It includes schema models for authentication, core functionality, email management, and more.

Installation

npm install cloud-ide-model-schema

Usage

const { CUser, CCoreSytm, CEmailTemplete } = require('cloud-ide-model-schema');

// Use the models to interact with MongoDB
const user = await CUser.findOne({ user_username: 'username' });

Project Structure

The project is organized into the following main directories:

Source Code (/src/)

  • Schema Components (/src/schema/)

    • Authentication Schemas (/src/schema/auth/)
      • User management
      • Login sessions
      • Mobile PIN authentication
    • Core Schemas (/src/schema/core/)
      • System pages and themes
      • Menu management
      • Entity management
      • General master data
      • File management
    • Email Schemas (/src/schema/email/)
      • Email lists
      • Templates
      • Logging
      • Vendor management
  • Configuration (/src/config/)

    • Database connection utilities
    • Environment configuration

Compiled Output (/lib/)

  • Schema Files (/lib/schema/)

    • Compiled JavaScript files of all schema definitions
    • TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts)
  • Common Types (/lib/common-types/)

    • Type definitions for API responses
    • JWT payload interfaces
    • General utility types
  • Configuration (/lib/config/)

    • Compiled database utilities
  • Model Interfaces (/lib/model/)

    • Type definitions for authentication
    • Core system model types
    • Email service interfaces

Dependencies

  • cloud-ide-lms-model - Data model type definitions
  • mongoose - MongoDB ORM
  • dotenv - Environment variable management

Development

Scripts

  • npm run build - Build TypeScript code
  • npm run prepare - Run build automatically before publishing

Contributing

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Install dependencies: npm install
  3. Make your changes
  4. Build the project: npm run build
  5. Test your changes
  6. Submit a pull request

Documentation Structure

This project uses README.md files throughout the codebase to provide comprehensive documentation. Each directory has its own README that explains its purpose and contents.

Navigation Guide

Source Code Documentation

Compiled Output Documentation

README Structure

Each README file contains:

  1. An overview of the directory or component
  2. Navigation links to related documents
  3. Details about files or subdirectories
  4. Usage information where appropriate

Table of Contents

License

ISC

Author

Ankush Bhure