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 ├── ⚙️ controllers      Request controllers
 ├── 🗃️ models           Models for working with DB
 │   └── 📁 <driver>     Database driver name (Optional)
 │       └── 📜 <model>  Model name (js or json)
 ├── ️📃 config.json      Configuration file
 └── ⏱ startup.js       Script, that was started before strting API server

Information about code styling are available here.

API Client you can find here

0) Run npm init or yarn init

1) Install package - npm i dc-api-core --save or yarn add dc-api-core

2) Add the following to package.json.

for Linux end MacOS users

"scripts": {
  "start": "dc-api-core",
  "dev": "dc-api-core --dev",
  "init": "mkdir -p controllers && echo 'module.exports = class Index {}' > ./controllers/Index.js"
}

for Windows users

"scripts": {
  "start": "dc-api-core",
  "dev": "dc-api-core --dev",
  "dc-init": "mkdir controllers && echo module.exports = class Index {} > ./controllers/Index.js"
}

3) Fill config.json

e.g.

{
    "port": 80,
    "dev": {
        "port": 8081
    }
}

4) Run npm run dc-init or yarn dc-init

5) Run npm start or yarn start

6) Done!

You can use dc-api-core command locally is package.json scripts.

Options:

• No options - Just running your project
• --dev - Running project in development mode.
• --cfg <path> - Overrides config.json location. You can use both relative and absolute paths.

Example:

{
    "port": 443,
    "db": {
        "mongo": {
            "host": "localhost",
            "name": "test-db"
        }
    },
    "plugins": ["dc-api-mongo"],
    "session": {
        "secret": "super secret string",
        "store": "mongo"
    },
    "ssl": {
        "cert": "/etc/letsencrypt/live/awesome.site/cert.pem",
        "key": "/etc/letsencrypt/live/awesome.site/privkey.pem"
    },
    "dev": {
        "port": 8081,
        "db": {
            "mongo": { "name": "test-dev-db" }
        }
    }
}

require('dc-api-core/DB'): {
    [string: code]: (config?: string, template?: Object) => DBDriver
}

• code - Registered code of database driver. For example dc-api-mongo registers mongo.
• config - Configuration name after dot in config.json. Ex. mongo('dev') points to db['mongo.dev'].
• template - Object that overrides selected configuration.
• DBDriver - Mongoose-like object (not always, defined by plugin)

Example:

const db = require('dc-api-core/DB').mongo();

Where mongo - your database-driver name. Example: If you're using MySQL, use DBDriver - mysql

const db = require('dc-api-core/DB').mysql();

For first, install plugin package via npm or yarn. After this add name of plugin package to plugins array in config.json.

Example config.json:

{
    // ...
    "plugins": ["dc-api-mongo"]
}

If you want create your own plugin, read plugin development documentation

module.exports = class Controller {
    async test () {
        this.session.name = 'test';
        await this.session.save();
        this.send('saved');
    }
}

Will be executed before calling action method in controller.

If the onLoad function returns false, the request will be rejected.

module.exports = class Test {
    onLoad () {
        if (!this.session.user) return false;
    }
}

• [ ] Support for serving SPA
• [ ] Typing (.d.ts files)
• [ ] WebSocket fallback (like socket.io)
• (WIP) Normal documentation
• [ ] Routing rules & middlewares
• (WIP) Local/remote (git) plugins and middlewares support