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jsharmony-factory

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Enterprise framework for jsHarmony

Installation

npm install jsharmony-factory --save

Usage

1. Create your database in PostgreSQL or SQL Server, and initialize the database with the jsHarmony Factory database template.
2. Create a file in the project root named "app.js" with the following code:
``javascript
var jsHarmonyFactory = require('jsharmony-factory');
var jsf = new jsHarmonyFactory();
jsf.Run();
`
3. Create a file in the project root named "app.config.js" with the following minimum settings:
`javascript
var pgsqlDBDriver = require('jsharmony-db-pgsql');
exports = module.exports = function(jsh, config, dbconfig){
//Database Configuration
dbconfig['default'] = { _driver: new pgsqlDBDriver(), host: "server.domain.com", database: "DBNAME", user: "DBUSER", password: "DBPASS" };
//Server Settings
//config.server.http_port = 8080;
//config.server.https_port = 8081;
//config.server.https_cert = 'path/to/https-cert.pem';
//config.server.https_key = 'path/to/https-key.pem';
//config.server.https_ca = 'path/to/https-ca.crt';

//jsHarmony Factory Configuration
var configFactory = config.modules['jsHarmonyFactory'];
configFactory.clientsalt = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; //REQUIRED: Use a 60+ mixed character string
configFactory.clientcookiesalt = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; //REQUIRED: Use a 60+ mixed character string
configFactory.mainsalt = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; //REQUIRED: Use a 60+ mixed character string
configFactory.maincookiesalt = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; //REQUIRED: Use a 60+ mixed character string
}
`
** Alternatively use the jsharmony-db-mssql library for SQL Server
3. Create a "data" folder and a "models" folder. Develop the models for the project.
4. Start the server with the following command:
`javascript
node app.js
`
** For development, it is recommended to use the node-supervisor program to auto-restart the server on updates:
`javascript
supervisor -i data,node-modules -e "node,js,json,css" node ./app.js
``

Release History

* 1.0.0 Initial release