Add CLI questions to create model with attributes

[txsoura]

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[meerhamzadev]

hey, can you explain this a bit more? I'm interested

[jlenon7]

Hey @meerhamzadev, this issue will add some questions to the CLI after choosing a framework to add an attribute to the CRUD.

Example:

Add attribute ? yes/no

-> yes

Attribute name:

-> email

Attribute type:

-> string

Attribute length:

-> 100

Attribute is required ? yes/no

-> yes

Attribute is unique ? yes/no

-> yes

Attribute "email" add successfully!

Add attribute ? yes/no

-> no

// Generate the files...

[meerhamzadev]

So, I was supposed to provide the interface right? or functionality as well?

[jlenon7]

You can help however you can. Count on me to help you with anything you need, I can help you with functionality and the CLI too.

[jlenon7]

To facilitate this, we can make a brainstorm for what we will need to finalize this issue

• Add questions
• Add validations to questions
  • Attribute name and type cannot have spaces
  • Attribute length needs to be only numbers without spaces
• Save each attribute in an array
• Add attributes to Models and Validators in back-end templates using a for loop, examples:

Model

// NestJS TypeORM Model example

import { Entity, Column, PrimaryGeneratedColumn } from 'typeorm'

export class <%= namePascal %>  {
    @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
    id: string

    <% for (attribute of attributes) { %>
         @Column({ 
             unique: <%= attribute.unique %>,
             length: <%= attribute.length %>,
             nullable: <%= !attribute.required %>,
          })
         <%= attribute.name %>: <%= attribute.type %>;
    <% } %>

    @CreateDateColumn({ name: 'created_at' })
    createdAt: Date

    @UpdateDateColumn({ name: 'updated_at' })
    updatedAt: Date

    @Column({ name: 'deleted_at' })
    deletedAt?: Date

    @Column({ enum: ['pendent', 'active'] })
    status: string

    /**
     * Relations
     */
}

Validator

// NestJS TypeORM Validator example

import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common'
import { Validator } from '@secjs/validator'

@Injectable()
export class <%= namePascal %>Validator extends Validator {
  get schema() {
    return {
      <% for (attribute of attributes) { %>
           <%= attribute.name %>: '<%= attribute.required ? 'required' : '' %>|<%= attribute.unique ? 'unique:<%= namePlural %>' : '' %>';
      <% } %>
    }
  }
}

These are just examples, I didn't test it, but I think that should work.

• Add attributes to ReactJS templates. (For this I think @Henriquecesp can help you)

[meerhamzadev]

Ok, I would give it a try, this weekend 🙌

[meerhamzadev]

hey, @jlenon7 how to run CLI locally?

[jlenon7]

Hey @meerhamzadev, sorry about that, I will document how to run locally later.

First install yo globally using npm.

npm install -g yo

Then in the project root, install the dependencies

npm install

Then link the project using npm

npm link

Now every time that you run yo secjs ..., it will use the local project because of npm link.

yo secjs Foo --path=./Bar