Cloud IDE Model Schema

A package for MongoDB schema management for the Cloud IDE LMS (Learning Management System).

Overview

The cloud-ide-model-schema package provides Mongoose schema definitions for the Cloud IDE LMS system. It includes schema models for authentication, core functionality, email management, and more.

Installation

``bash
npm install cloud-ide-model-schema
`

Usage

`javascript
const { CUser, CCoreSytm, CEmailTemplete } = require('cloud-ide-model-schema');

// Use the models to interact with MongoDB
const user = await CUser.findOne({ user_username: 'username' });
`

Project Structure

The project is organized into the following main directories:

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- Schema Components (/src/schema/)
- Authentication Schemas (/src/schema/auth/)
- User management
- Login sessions
- Mobile PIN authentication
- Core Schemas (/src/schema/core/)
- System pages and themes
- Menu management
- Entity management
- General master data
- File management
- Email Schemas (/src/schema/email/)
- Email lists
- Templates
- Logging
- Vendor management

- Configuration (/src/config/)
- Database connection utilities
- Environment configuration

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- Schema Files (/lib/schema/)
- Compiled JavaScript files of all schema definitions
- TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts)

- Common Types (/lib/common-types/)
- Type definitions for API responses
- JWT payload interfaces
- General utility types

- Configuration (/lib/config/)
- Compiled database utilities

- Model Interfaces (/lib/model/)
- Type definitions for authentication
- Core system model types
- Email service interfaces

Dependencies

- cloud-ide-lms-model - Data model type definitions
- mongoose - MongoDB ORM
- dotenv - Environment variable management

Development

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- npm run build - Build TypeScript code
- npm run prepare - Run build automatically before publishing

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1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Make your changes
4. Build the project: npm run build`
5. Test your changes
6. Submit a pull request

Documentation Structure

This project uses README.md files throughout the codebase to provide comprehensive documentation. Each directory has its own README that explains its purpose and contents.

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#### Source Code Documentation

- Source Directory: Overview of the TypeScript source code
- Configuration: Database connection and configuration utilities
- Schema: Schema structure overview
- Authentication Schemas: User management schemas
- Core System Schemas: Core functionality schemas
- Email Service Schemas: Email management schemas

#### Compiled Output Documentation

- Compiled Output Directory: Overview of the compiled JavaScript files
- Common Types: Shared type definitions
- Model Interfaces: Domain model interfaces
- Schema: Compiled schema models
- Configuration: Compiled configuration utilities
- Utilities: Helper functions and utilities
- Types: Internal type definitions

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Each README file contains:
1. An overview of the directory or component
2. Navigation links to related documents
3. Details about files or subdirectories
4. Usage information where appropriate

Table of Contents

- Overview
- Installation
- Usage
- Project Structure
- Dependencies
- Development
- Documentation Structure
- Navigation Guide
- README Structure
- License
- Author

License

ISC

Author

Ankush Bhure