Add CLI questions to create model with attributes

[txsoura]

[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 🙌