Application is the container for various types of artifacts, such as components, servers, controllers, repositories, datasources, connectors, and models.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options |
ApplicationConfig
|
Application is the container for various types of artifacts, such as components, servers, controllers, repositories, datasources, connectors, and models. |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options |
ApplicationConfig
|
Application is the container for various types of artifacts, such as components, servers, controllers, repositories, datasources, connectors, and models. |
Add a component to this application and register extensions such as controllers, providers, and servers from the component.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| componentCtor |
Constructor
|
The component class to add. |
| name |
|
Optional component name, default to the class name
|
Register a controller class with this application.
The newly created binding, you can use the reference to further modify the binding, e.g. lock the value to prevent further modifications.
class MyController {
}
app.controller(MyController).lock();
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| controllerCtor |
ControllerClass
|
The controller class (constructor function). |
| name |
|
Optional controller name, default to the class name |
Retrieve the singleton instance for a bound constructor.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target |
|
Application is the container for various types of artifacts, such as components, servers, controllers, repositories, datasources, connectors, and models. |
Bind a Server constructor to the Application's master context. Each server constructor added in this way must provide a unique prefix to prevent binding overlap.
app.server(RestServer);
// This server constructor will be bound under "servers.RestServer".
app.server(RestServer, "v1API");
// This server instance will be bound under "servers.v1API".
Binding for the server class
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ctor |
Constructor
|
Application is the container for various types of artifacts, such as components, servers, controllers, repositories, datasources, connectors, and models. |
| name |
|
Optional override for key name. |
Bind an array of Server constructors to the Application's master context. Each server added in this way will automatically be named based on the class constructor name with the "servers." prefix.
If you wish to control the binding keys for particular server instances, use the app.server function instead.
app.servers([
RestServer,
GRPCServer,
]);
// Creates a binding for "servers.RestServer" and a binding for
// "servers.GRPCServer";
An array of bindings for the registered server classes
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ctors |
|
An array of Server constructors. |
Start the application, and all of its registered servers.
Stop the application instance and all of its registered servers.
Configuration for application
A component declares a set of artifacts so that they cane be contributed to an application as a group
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| controllers |
|
An array of controller classes |
| providers |
ProviderMap
|
A map of name/class pairs for binding providers |
| servers |
|
A map of name/class pairs for servers |
A map of name/class pairs for binding providers
Mount a component to an Application.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| app |
Application
|
|
| component |
Component
|
|
Defines the requirements to implement a Server for LoopBack applications:
start() : Promise
Start the server
Stop the server