sails-generate-api-test
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sails generate api-test
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/**
* Module dependencies
*/
var util = require('util');
var _ = require('lodash');
var pluralize = require('pluralize');
_.defaults = require('merge-defaults');
/**
* sails-generate-ds-api-test
*
* Usage:
* `sails generate ds-api-test`
*
* @description Generates a ds-api-test
* @help See http://links.sailsjs.org/docs/generators
*/
module.exports = {
/**
* `before()` is run before executing any of the `targets`
* defined below.
*
* This is where we can validate user input, configure default
* scope variables, get extra dependencies, and so on.
*
* @param {Object} scope
* @param {Function} cb [callback]
*/
before: function (scope, cb) {
// scope.args are the raw command line arguments.
//
// e.g. if someone runs:
// $ sails generate ds-api-test user find create update
// then `scope.args` would be `['user', 'find', 'create', 'update']`
if (!scope.args[0]) {
return cb( new Error('Please provide a name for this ds-api-test.') );
}
// scope.rootPath is the base path for this generator
//
// e.g. if this generator specified the target:
// './Foobar.md': { copy: 'Foobar.md' }
//
// And someone ran this generator from `/Users/dbowie/sailsStuff`,
// then `/Users/dbowie/sailsStuff/Foobar.md` would be created.
if (!scope.rootPath) {
return cb( INVALID_SCOPE_VARIABLE('rootPath') );
}
var modelName = scope.args[0];
// Attach defaults
_.defaults(scope, {
modelName : modelName,
pluralModelName : pluralize(modelName).toLowerCase(),
camelModelName : _.camelCase(modelName),
pluralCamel : pluralize(_.camelCase(modelName))
});
// Decide the output filename for use in targets below:
scope.filename = scope.args[0] + '.js';
// Add other stuff to the scope for use in our templates:
scope.whatIsThis = 'an example file created at '+scope.createdAt;
// When finished, we trigger a callback with no error
// to begin generating files/folders as specified by
// the `targets` below.
cb();
},
/**
* The files/folders to generate.
* @type {Object}
*/
targets: {
// Usage:
// './path/to/destination.foo': { someHelper: opts }
// Creates a dynamically-named file relative to `scope.rootPath`
// (defined by the `filename` scope variable).
//
// The `template` helper reads the specified template, making the
// entire scope available to it (uses underscore/JST/ejs syntax).
// Then the file is copied into the specified destination (on the left).
'./test/integration/api/:filename': { template: 'api-test.template.js' },
// Creates a folder at a static path
// './test/integration/api': { folder: {} }
},
/**
* The absolute path to the `templates` for this generator
* (for use with the `template` helper)
*
* @type {String}
*/
templatesDirectory: require('path').resolve(__dirname, './templates')
};
/**
* INVALID_SCOPE_VARIABLE()
*
* Helper method to put together a nice error about a missing or invalid
* scope variable. We should always validate any required scope variables
* to avoid inadvertently smashing someone's filesystem.
*
* @param {String} varname [the name of the missing/invalid scope variable]
* @param {String} details [optional - additional details to display on the console]
* @param {String} message [optional - override for the default message]
* @return {Error}
* @api private
*/
function INVALID_SCOPE_VARIABLE (varname, details, message) {
var DEFAULT_MESSAGE =
'Issue encountered in generator "ds-api-test":\n'+
'Missing required scope variable: `%s`"\n' +
'If you are the author of `sails-generate-ds-api-test`, please resolve this '+
'issue and publish a new patch release.';
message = (message || DEFAULT_MESSAGE) + (details ? '\n'+details : '');
message = util.inspect(message, varname);
return new Error(message);
}