ts-restful-cli

Installation

First step is to install node js and npm from this webpage.

After installing node js the next step is to install ts-restful-cli executing the next command:

npm install -g ts-restful-cli

Commands

This cli tool allows you to create, compile and run a ts-restful application.

There are 9 main commands that will help you to execute this actions throught the tsr cli command:

Command	Description	Example
project	Creates a ts-restful framework project.	tsr project
controller	Creates a ts-restful controller.	tsr controller ./my-subfolder/my-controller
domain	Creates a ts-restful domain validation layer.	tsr domain ./my-subfolder/my-domain
repository	Creates a ts-restful repository layer.	tsr repository ./my-subfolder/my-repository
model	Creates a ts-restful database model.	tsr model ./my-subfolder/my-model
crud	Creates a ts-restful completed CRUD, based on received info.	tsr crud ./my-subfolder/user-comments
build	Compiles the application for it execution in non development environments.	tsr build
serve	Runs the application for it development execution.	tsr serve
environment	Adds a environment variable to the environments files.	tsr environment myKey myValue

The tsr project command has optional parameters:

Parameter	Description	Example
--name	Sets the name of the package/project.	tsr project --name my-project

The tsr project creates a folder structure as this:

.
+-- environments/
    +-- development.json
    +-- production.json
    +-- test.json
+-- node_modules/
+-- src/
    +-- controllers/
        +-- main.controller.ts
        +-- index.ts
    +-- index.ts
+-- .gitignore
+-- .metadata
+-- .tsrestful
+-- tsconfig.json
+-- packacge.json

This could be considered as the project root.

The controller, domain, repository and model commands, will create a file inside controllers, domains, repositories or models folder respectively, with the respective code. None of this commands has option parameters.

The command serve has no optional parameters, just by tsr serve in the root of your project, the cli tool will run a development server with the environment variables placed in environments/development.json and create a dist/development folder with the builder version of the app, by the way, you can manually run the compiled applications that are located at the folder dist.

Parameter	Description	Example
--just-build	It builds the application for development, but not turn on server.	tsr serve --just-build

The command build will generate a dist/test or dist/production folder depending on what environment you want to build for, this can be choosed throught the optional parameter --prod.

Parameter	Description	Example
--prod	It builds the application for production environment, using environments/production.json.	tsr build --prod and for test build tsr build

Contribute

Send email to justdevelopitmx@gmail.com, I'll like to find people interested in making this tool grow.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Carlos Gonzalez

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