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The `model-controller` module allows you to get a controller/model class or instance easily
The model-controller
module allows you to get a controller/model class or instance easily.
The module will search recursively the files in your root path inside the folders controllers/**
and models/**
.
npm install @janiscommerce/model-controller
The client injection is useful when you have a dedicated database per client.
Using the public setter client
, the client will be stored in the controller
instance.
All the controllers and models getted using that controller will have the client injected.
The Model
uses Database Dispatcher for getting the correct DBDriver for a Model
.
If you have the connection settings you should add a databaseKey
getter in you Model
.
class MyModel extends Model {
get databaseKey() {
return 'core';
}
}
Database Dispatcher will try to use one of the following settings
/path/to/root/.janiscommercerc.json
:{
"database": {
"core": {
"host": "http://my-host-name.org",
"type": "mysql",
// ...
}
}
}
DB_CORE_HOST = "http://my-host-name.org";
DB_CORE_DATABASE = "db-name";
DB_CORE_USER = "user";
DB_CORE_PASSWORD = "foo123456";
When your Model
is a Client Model, and the database connection settings are in the client injected, you don't need to configurate the databaseKey
.
You can add settings for the fields in the connection, the fields are the following.
For settings the package use Settings.
Field | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
clients.fields.read.host | dbReadHost | The host for DB Read |
clients.fields.read.database | dbReadDatabase | The database name for DB Read |
clients.fields.read.user | dbReadUser | The database username for DB Read |
clients.fields.read.password | dbReadPassword | The database password for DB Read |
clients.fields.read.port | dbReadPort | The database port for DB Read |
clients.fields.write.host | dbWriteHost | The host for DB Write |
clients.fields.write.database | dbWriteDatabase | The database name for DB Write |
clients.fields.write.user | dbWriteUser | The database username for DB Write |
clients.fields.write.password | dbWritePassword | The database password for DB Write |
clients.fields.write.port | dbWritePort | The database port for DB Write |
Example of settings:
// .janiscommercerc.json
{
"clients": {
"fields": {
"read": {
"host": "dbReadHost",
"database": "dbReadDatabase",
"user": "dbReadUser",
"password": "dbReadPassword",
"port": "dbReadPort"
},
"write": {
"host": "dbWriteHost",
"database": "dbWriteDatabase",
"user": "dbWriteUser",
"password": "dbWritePassword",
"port": "dbWritePort"
}
}
}
}
Product
classconst { Controller } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
// To get the Product class from e.g. 'path/to/root/controllers/product.js'
const ProductController = Controller.get('product'); // this returns the product class
Product
instanceconst { Controller } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
// To get the Product instance from e.g. 'path/to/root/controllers/product.js'
const productController = Controller.getInstance('product');
Product
model instance from a Product
instanceconst { Controller } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
// To get the Product instance from e.g. 'path/to/root/controllers/product.js'
const productController = Controller.getInstance('product');
// To get the Product Model class from e.g. 'path/to/root/models/product.js'
const myProduct = productController.getModel();
Product
modelconst { Model } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
// To get the Product Model class from e.g. 'path/to/root/models/product.js'
const ProductModel = Model.get('product');
Product
model instanceconst { Model } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
// To get the Product Model class from e.g. 'path/to/root/models/product.js'
const productModel = Model.getInstance('product');
const { Controller } = require('@janiscommerce/model-controller');
const productController = Controller.getInstance('product');
productController.client = {
id: 1,
name: 'my-client-name',
foo: 'bar'
};
const products = await productController.get(); // get from DB using model + database-dispatcher. see @janiscommerce/database-dispatcher
const categoryController = productController.getController('category');
console.log(categoryController.client);
/** -- Expected output:
{
id: 1,
name: 'my-client-name',
foo: 'bar'
}
*/
const categories = await categoryController.get(); // get from DB, should be the same DB than productsController
[1.6.1] - 2019-07-10
database-dispatcher
package upgraded for bug fixesFAQs
The `model-controller` module allows you to get a controller/model class or instance easily
The npm package @janiscommerce/model-controller receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @janiscommerce/model-controller popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @janiscommerce/model-controller demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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