@leapjs/common v0.5.38

Leapjs

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While all of this can be done even without any frameworks, we simply aim to accelerate development by providing starting point to build on top of

Features

• DI
  • Makes the code easier to extend and test,
  • Not enforced, you could write code without any DI if you wish.
  • Roadmap: Parent and child containers, request scope
• Highly modularized *
• Flexibility
  • While the generated templates are structured to follow DDD, the framework itself does not enforce anything.

* DI, routing, configuration form the core of the framework

Roadmap: Provide the below as standalone modules

• Access control - RBAC, Minimal ABAC
  • Roadmap: Support for fine grained ACLs
• Email
  • Sendgrid support
  • Roadmap: Support for Mailgun, possibly others(?)
• Queueing
  • RabbitMQ support
  • Roadmap: Support for multiple transports - RabbitMQ, Redis, MQTT, Kafka
• Scheduling - Delayed and periodic tasks
  • Uses MongoDB as the store tasks
  • Roadmap: Support for Redis
• Routing
  • Express 4 support
    • Code can be easily extended with popular express extensions
  • Roadmap: Fastify support, custom routing framework to provide http2 support
• Caching
  • Simple in memory cache - Allows caching responses for fixed durations
  • Roadmap: Redis support
• Roadmap: Microservices support
  • Roadmap: Service registration and discovery
  • Roadmap: Brokered messaging, gRPC + protocol-buffers
• Roadmap Dashboard (APM, logging)

Scaffolding

Leap CLI provides you with the following options

Create new project The generated code is in Typescript and supports only MongoDB Roadmap: Javascript support, MySQL, PostgreSQL support

• Simple auth endpoints + basic unit tests
  • Signup, verify account (otp), resend otp, login, refresh tokens, forgot password,
• User endpoints + basic unit tests
  • Create one / many, update|replace one / many, get one / many, delete one/many

Auth, access control, queueing are optional features that can be enabled or disabled when scaffolding the project

Create new module (with model) Generates a controller, model, service with endpoints for common CRUD operations + skeleton tests

Create new module (without model) Creates a skeleton controller and service