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Framework for Bootstrap, AngularJS, SQLite, Electron
Install
npm install -g basel
Create App
basel-init myApp
Install dependencies
cd myApp && npm install
Run
npm start
To create a new table in the database of your BASEL app.
basel-database --table USERS --columns "id:INTEGER, name:TEXT" --pk id
And manipulate the database.
-h, --help output usage information
-p, --password <password> Data base encripted passowrd
-a, --algorithm <algorithm> Data base encripted algorithm
-s, --sql <sql> Sql to run
-t, --table <table> Create database table
-c, --columns <columns> Database table columns. Ex: "id:INTEGER, name:TEXT"
-p, --pk <primary> Database table primary key
-r, --references <references> Refences. Ex: "id":"table.id_table"
-i, --incremental <incremental> incremental columns. Ex: id or "id, number, ..."
basel-database --table USERS --columns "id:INTEGER, name:CHAR(100), email:TEXT, profile:INTEGER" --pk id --incremental id --references "profile:profiles.id"
Mean:
CREATE table USERS(
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
name CHAR (100),
email TEXT,
profile INTEGER REFERENCES profiles(id)
);
To create CRUD from database tables.
basel-crud users --table USERS
-h, --help output usage information
-t, --table <table> Database Table
-d, --database <database> Database
-c, --controller <controller> Controller name
-v, --view <view> View name (.html)
-r, --route <route> Route (Ex.: persons)
-m, --menu <menu> Show in main menu (1 - Yes, 0 - No) - Default: 1
basel-crud users --table USERS -c userController -v user -r users
Create a CRUD on Controller and view based in table USERS.
basel-init --help
basel-database --help
basel-crud --help
FAQs
Framework for Bootstrap, AngularJS, SQLite, Electron
We found that basel 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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