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@venncity/base-dao
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Base DAO exports a createEntityDAO function which creates a DAO with the following capabilities:
sequelize
daoAuth
interface implemented by the consumer of the packageGenerate DAO classes using the following command:
$ generate-dao-schema --dataModelPath PATH_TO_YOUR_DATA_MODEL --generatedFolderPath PATH_TO_YOUR_GENERATED_FOLDER
dataModelPath
is not required and the default value is src/schema/datamodel.graphql
generatedFolderPath
is not required and the default value is src/schema/generated
Add the following scripts to your package.json:
"scripts": {
"prebuild: "yarn generate-dao-schema",
"prestart": "yarn generate-dao-schema",
"generate-dao-schema": "generate-dao-schema"
}
Example of usage (assume that Survey entity exists)
import { SurveyDAO } from '../../generated';
const surveyDAO = new SurveyDAO({
hooks,
daoAuth,
publishCrudEvent
});
...
const createdSurvey = await surveyDAO.createSurvey(...);
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The npm package @venncity/base-dao receives a total of 405 weekly downloads. As such, @venncity/base-dao popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @venncity/base-dao 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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