skyeye-svc-common-utils
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This is the common utils for SkyEye service projects, It includes multiple utils, middilewares, authentications, some common interfaces.
This is the common utils for SkyEye service projects, It includes multiple utils, middilewares, authentications, some common interfaces.
This command to build .proto files for Typescript used.
Please make sure run the npm run build before push changes
npm run test
npm run coverage
Note
.nyc_output\xx\xx.json and coverage file to githubWhen add new permissions, please avoid duplication,
value for permission list :
permissionCode: <ServiceName>_<HTTP Method>_<Controller>_<Action>
permissionLabel: any name you want to show to frontend for easy recognise
permissionDesc: short description on what this permission can do
permissionMethod: The http Method: GET/POST/PUT/DELETE , uppercase only
permissionUrl: the Path for this permission. /<Controller>/<Action>
allowAnonymous: whether this path is able to access by anyone
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This is the common utils for SkyEye service projects, It includes multiple utils, middilewares, authentications, some common interfaces.
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