ICODS :: icods-core

Setup:

After the download of project, follow the steps below:

• Install the dependecies:

yarn install

• For run the project execute the next command:

yarn dev:server

Step for create new modules:

• Create a folder with the name of the module within the path scr/modules such as the next struct:

-- modules
      |
      |-- infra
        |-- http
          -- controllers
          -- routes
        |-- typeorm
          |-- modules
            -- models
            -- repositories
      |-- irepositories
      |-- dto (if need a new table on database)
      |-- providers (if need)
      |-- services
      |-- validators (if need)

• controllers: Class responsible for receiving the requisition data and calling the service.

• dtos: Interface responsible for receiving the data that will be provided in the request.

• models: Class responsible for modeling the data in a database table.

• providers: Method which will be executed as soon as a request arrives on the route.

• repositories: Interface which will provide the methods your module repository class will implement, so the application will not depend on TypeORM to persist data.

• routes: file where the module's routes will be defined, which has functionality as well as providing the routes, such as calling your module's controllers.

• services: Class which aims to have a single responsibility. Ex.: CreateUser (Create an user).

• validators: Method responsible for validating the request sent by the client, which must be deprived as midllewares in the routes.

OBS:

• In order to create an interface and a class in the repositories folder within a module, it will be necessary to register the two files so that the dependency injection is carried out in the following path src/shared/container/container.ts as follows:

container.registerSingleton<INomeDaInterfaceRepository>(
  'NomeDaClasseRepository',
  NomeDaClasseRepository,
);

• Whenever creating a new module, remember to import the route file in /src/app/routes/container.ts, following the standard flow.