This template is configured for the ScaleDynamics platform. It is ready to use to build your own app/service. All is pre-configured: we provide one command to develop with live reload (backend) and one to deploy to make it live on a url.
One particularity of our platform is that you don’t have to manage the Express layers, the platform manages them for you automatically, so you can focus only on the Node coding.
Note that you need a ScaleDynamics account for deployment (create a FREE community account here).
Go in backend
folder and run those commands:
npm install
To enter a live-reload development session, use the command below. Feel free to update the backend code, it will be rebuilt at each change.
npm run dev
Note that when running this command, you have to select a project. On the ScaleDynamics platform, a project identifies an application or a microservice. If you are logged, select an existing project or create a new one. You can also use the platform anonymously by selecting the anonymous
project. For more details on projects, see the documentation.
You can test the template by using:
npm run test
First you have to compile and minify your project for production.
npm run build
Then use your ScaleDynamics account credential to log in to the platform (create a FREE community account here)
npx warp login
Finally use the deploy command
npm run deploy
Note that when running this command, you have to select an environment. An environment identifies the cloud execution environment to run your app. You can create as many as you want like ‘staging’, ‘demo’, ‘prod’... Each environment has its own url.
To deploy, select an existing environment or create a new one. For more details on projects or environments, see the documentation.
This project contains the backend with a node module. You can update the backend as you need to build your own app.
Regarding MongoDB, we provide a template module in the src/mongodb.js
. To use your own MongoDB instance, replace the URI
constant by your own.
const URI = 'mongodb://[username:password@]host1[:port1][,...hostN[:portN]][/[defaultauthdb][?options]]';
You can create new functions that can be called by other modules or frontend. Add them in src/index.js
or into another module and export it. The platform manages the Express layers automatically.
const myFunction = () => {
// your code here
}
module.exports = { myFunction };
To access your new functions, feel free to adapt this code:
import * as Backend from './.backend/backend.js';
const { myFunction } = new Backend();
If you need more information, you can refer to the documentation:
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