Nuada CLI

Nuada CLI was designed to improve your development experience by using ExpressJS and Mongoose tools.

Nuada CLI 0.91.9 🎉🎉🎉

Installation Guide

To install the Nuada package globally you can run:

$ npm install nuada -g

or

$ yarn global add nuada

Usage

To start a new project just run:

$ nuada new <project-name>

This command creates an entire folder and pattern structure that will be used to help you to develop. If you do not specify the project name argument, it will be created inside the current folder. So be careful, because it can make a mess 🤮.

$ nuada make:controller <controller-name>

This command generates a simple controller to use in your application. You don't have to import your new controller inside router/index.js, the auto-import script now can do it for you 🎉.

$ nuada make:validator <validator-name> <field:type>

The make:validator creates a validation file based on the passed parameters.

$ nuada make:model <model-name> <field:type>

The make:model creates a simple model file with fields and types based on mongo type rules. A validation file is also created following the same rules.

Now you can relate your model with some other one just running:

$ nuada make:model <model-name> <field:relational=<another-model-name>>

The relational field type does not generate a validatable field inside the validation file.

$ nuada make:scaffold <scaffold-name> <field:type>

The make:scaffold command generates a controller, model and validator file ready to use. The field:relational= flag also works here 🎉.

Above you can get a list of valid types:

• String => field:string,
• Number => field:number
• Date => field:date
• Buffer => field:buffer
• Boolean => field:boolean
• Mixed => field:mixed
• Relational => <field:relational=>

$ nuada make:auth

The make:auth command creates a simple authentication structure using JWT ready to use.

$ nuada make:axios

The make:axios command creates an HTTP communication module using Axios.

$ nuada make:multer

The make:multer creates an upload config file using Multer.

Don't forget to import the multer config inside the route file that's going to use the upload service.

const Multer = require('multer');

const MulterConfig = require('../config/MulterConfig');

and then use as a middleware:

routes.post(
  '/user/:id',
  Multer(MulterConfig).single('image'),
  controllers.UserController.store
);

Some Other Commands

$ nuada version (-v)
$ nuada help (-h)

License

MIT - see LICENSE