JSBerry

JSBerry is open source modular simple architecture for building Node.js applications.

JSBerry is not a framework. It's a solution for creating applications using any frameworks, modules, and plugins.

IMPORTANT NOTE: JSBerry isn't yet ready for production, stay tuned for releases, beta version will come soon. You can see what we're working on here and our ROADMAP.

Documentation

• Koa API plugin
• Restify API plugin

Modules and plugins store

Quick start

npm i -g jsberry@latest

Create new project:

  jsberry new my-project
  cd my-project
  npm start

Modules and plugins store.

How to use

After installing you can create any your own module in "src/modules" directory or any your own plugin in "src/plugins" directory. For example, we can create a plugin for making outside requests from the server using the npm module "request".

• Install node module "request-promise" using npm i request-promise.
• Create a directory "request" in "src/plugins".
• Create file "index.js" in "request" directory.
• Paste this code to "index.js" for create plugin wrapper.

  const request = require('request-promise');

  module.exports = ({ ACTIONS }) => {
    // plugin code...
  });

• Create an ACTION which will send outside request. Paste this code instead "// plugin code..."

  ACTIONS.on('request.send', ({ url = 'http://www.google.com' }) => {
    return request(url);
  });

After that, you need to connect your module/plugin to application "core":

• Go to "src/plugins/index.js".
• Add this line to top: const Request = require('./request');
• Add your plugin variable Request to array "PLUGINS".

Now, you can call ACTION.send('request.send', { url: 'example.com' }); from any other module/plugin and it will return promised site response.

List Of Scripts

• npm start - run application with development mode
• npm run prod - run application with production mode
• npm run inspect - run application with node debugger (dev mode)
• npm run check - run npm modules vulnerabilities checker (npm i nsp -g)
• npm run protect- run npm modules vulnerabilities checker (npm i snyk -g)

Docker

Add yourself to the docker group to enable running docker commands without prefixing with sudo:

  sudo groupadd docker
  sudo chown root:docker /var/run/docker.sock
  sudo chown `$USER`:docker /home/`$USER`/.docker/config.json
  sudo usermod -a -G docker $USER
  reboot

To build simple Docker jsberry image:

  docker build -t `$USER`/jsberry .

To run build:

  docker run -p 8080:8000 -d `$USER`/jsberry

To restart container automatically:

  docker run -dit --restart unless-stopped `$USER`/jsberry

To remove unused (none:none) images use:

  docker rmi $(sudo docker images -f "dangling=true" -q)

Debugger

Run npm run inspect and open this url in browser:

chrome-devtools://devtools/bundled/inspector.html?experiments=true&v8only=true&ws=127.0.0.1:9229/${uuid}

where "uuid" - debug session id from the console.

OR:

Install extension nodejs-v8-inspector and launch it on 9229 port.

What's new?

You can check our ROADMAP and propose new features.

Community support

For general help using JSBerry, please refer to the official documentation. For additional help, you can use ask question here:

• Telegram (realtime support)

CONTRIBUTORS

Alexey Dugnist	Sergey Rudenko
💡 💻 ❏ 📖 💬	💻 ❏

Author

Dugnist Alexey

• https://www.linkedin.com/in/Dugnist
• http://github.com/Dugnist

Copyright and license

Code and documentation copyright 2017-2018 JSBerry. Code released under the MIT license.