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sails-inverse-model
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Sails Inverse Model helps you build models, controllers and views JS Sails from any database. In addition, you can quickly and individually generate each model, view, controller or all three at the same time.
Sails Inverse Model helps you build models, controllers and views JS Sails from any database. In addition, you can quickly and individually generate each model, view, controller or all three at the same time.
Available for PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB
Linux or MacOS
$ sudo npm install sails-inverse-model@next -g
Microsoft Windows
$ npm install sails-inverse-model@next -g
You can quickly generate a model, a controller, a view or these three at the same time simply define the attributes of your model. Let's look at an example:
# Generate model
$ sails-inverse-model -g model --name Pet -a "name:string:r:u owner:string"
# Generate Controller
$ sails-inverse-model -g controller --name Pet -a ""
# Generate View
$ sails-inverse-model -g view --name Pet -a "name:string:r owner:string"
# Generate all (Model, View and Controller)
$ sails-inverse-model -g all --name Pet -a "name:string:r:k owner:string"
Param | Description |
---|---|
g | Generate view, model, controller |
name | Name: model, driver, and view folder |
a | Content of the element to generate |
name:string:params | Attribute name: data type: params |
Specifies the type of data that will be stored in this attribute. Here
Param | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
r | Required | catname:string:r |
u | Unique | catname:string:u |
a | Autoincrement | index:integer:a |
k | Primary Key | index:integer:k |
You can also set all three parameters at the same time, for example: index:integer:a:u:r
sails-inverse-model -g model --name Pet -a "index:integer:r:u:a name:string:r:u owner:string:r"
=>
module.exports = {
attributes: {
index: { -> index
type: 'integer', -> :integer
required: true, -> :r
unique: true, -> :u
autoincrement: true -> :a
},
name: {
type: 'string',
required: true,
unique: true
},
owner: {
type: 'string',
required: true
}
}
};
$ sails-inverse-model --help
Sails Inverse Model helps you build models, controllers and views JS Sails from any database. In addition, you can quickly and individually generate each model, view, controller or all three at the same time.
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Example:
$ mkdir sails-output
$ cd sails-output
$ sails-inverse-model -u postgres -p root -d almacen -t pg -m -v -c
User : postgres
Password : root
Database : almacen
Host : localhost
Models : /home/julian/Documents/sails-output/models
Views : /home/julian/Documents/sails-output/views
Controllers : /home/julian/Documents/sails-output/controllers
DB : pg
Schema (pg) : public
=====================================
Views [OK]
=====================================
Models [OK]
=====================================
Controllers [OK]
Note: Copy models => your/project_sails/api
Copy controllers => your/project_sails/api
Copy views/* => your/project_sails/views/
Then:
$ cd your/project_sails/
$ sails lift
More info: https://github.com/juliandavidmr/sails-inverse-model
---------------------------------------------------------------
Options:
-u, --user User of database
-p, --pass Password of database
-d, --database Database name
-h, --host Host server Default: localhost
-m, --models Folder output models Default: Folder actual
-c, --controllers Folder output controllers Default: Folder actual
-v, --views Folder output views Default: Folder actual (Experimental)
-t, --type Type gestor database: mysql|postgres|mongodb Default: mysql
-s, --schema (Only PostgreSQL) Schema database postgres: Default: public
-f, --file (Only MySQL) .sql file path entry (Experimental)
====================== Individual generation ==================
You can quickly generate a model, a controller, a view or these three at the same time.
# Generate model
$ sails-inverse-model -g model --name Pet -a "name:string:r:u owner:string"
# Generate Controller
$ sails-inverse-model -g controller --name Pet -a "name:string:r:u owner:string"
# Generate View
$ sails-inverse-model -g view --name Pet -a "name:string:r owner:string"
# Generate all (Model, View and Controller)
$ sails-inverse-model -g all --name Pet -a "name:string:r:k owner:string"
Where:
--------------------------------------------
|Param | Description | Example |
|------|---------------|-------------------|
| r | Required | catname:string:r |
| u | Unique | catname:string:u |
| a | Autoincrement | index:integer:a |
| k | Primary Key | index:integer:k |
--------------------------------------------
You can also set all three parameters at the same time, for example: index:integer:a:u:r
sails-inverse-model -u root -p root -d mydbmysql -m -v -c
sails-inverse-model -f /your/path/to/script.sql -m -v -c
sails-inverse-model -u postgres -p root -d almacen -t pg -m -v -c
sails-inverse-model -d blog_db -t mg -m -v -c
npm install sails-inverse-model --save
var sim = require('sails-inverse-model');
var config = {
host: "localhost",
database: "almacen",
user: "root",
pass: "root",
port: 3306
}
var folder_controllers = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate controllers
var folder_models = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate models
var folder_views = "/your/project/sails/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate views
sim.generatemy(config, folder_models, folder_controllers, folder_views, plurallang);
var sim = require('sails-inverse-model');
var config = {
host: "localhost",
database: "example",
user: "postgres",
pass: "root",
port: 5432,
schema: "public"
}
var folder_controllers = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate controllers
var folder_models = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate models
var folder_views = "/your/project/sails/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate views
sim.generatepg(config, folder_models, folder_controllers, folder_views, plurallang);
var sim = require('sails-inverse-model');
var folder_controllers = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate controllers
var folder_models = "/your/project/sails/api/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate models
var folder_views = "/your/project/sails/"; //if folder_models == "" then: no generate views
// host port database views models controllers
sim.generatemg('localhost', 27017, 'my_name_collection', folder_views, folder_models, folder_controllers);
FAQs
Sails Inverse Model helps you build models, controllers and views JS Sails from any database. In addition, you can quickly and individually generate each model, view, controller or all three at the same time.
The npm package sails-inverse-model receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, sails-inverse-model popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sails-inverse-model 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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