This package is a declarative wrapper for the core data structures and operations of PlanX.
It also includes data processing functions for the various export formats of PlanX application data.
The package is structured by functional responsibility. Here is a summary of what each directory contains:
./src
├── requests # a data access client exposing declarative interfaces for common database operations
├── models # a set of functions and classes that encapsulate the functionality of domain objects
├── exports # data processing functions to convert application data into third-party data formats
├── templates # data processing functions to convert application data into various document formats
└── types # a set of Typescript types for the exported functions and structures of this package
└── utils # utility functions
Requests:
CoreDomainClient
sets up individual resource clients which each expose a declarative interface for operations on that resource.- Functions or methods that begin with an underscore (e.g
$admin.session._destroy
) are intended as development/test utilities and do not represent actions that should be a part of application code. - Instances of
CoreDomainClient
should be named$<ROLE>
to indicate the permission set it has been granted, e.g.$api
or$public
Models:
- Rich data structures which have implicit rules around how data should be read or manipulated are best represented as classes which encapsulate behaviours in methods.
- Simple data structures which have few or no rules around how data should be read or manipulated are best represented as simple objects/arrays with a clear type definition.
Exports / Templates:
- Prefer stream processing where possible.
Types:
- Following the robustness principle, types should generally be represented as an
interface
for inputs and as atype
for outputs with a known structure.
- Install pnpm globally if you don't have it already
npm i pnpm -g
- Install dependencies
pnpm i
Other useful package scripts:
-
pnpm build
: generate package exports and examples -
pnpm check
: scan for type and style errors -
pnpm lint
: scan for style errors -
pnpm lint:fix
: fix style errors -
pnpm test
: run unit tests -
pnpm test:coverage
: run unit tests with coverage report
Setting the environment variable DEBUG
to any truthy value turns on the console output for debugging (useful for setup and teardown issues).
This node package is published via Github and can be referenced in a pnpm
style package.json
file, like so:
"dependencies": {
"@opensystemslab/planx-core": "github:theopensystemslab/planx-core#commit-ish",
...
}
This repository is licensed under the The Mozilla Public License (MPL) Version 2.