JET - v7.2.0
We all talk about the MEAN stack and the MERN stack. What about a MongoDB-Express-Nodejs-Jet stack this time? Can we call it the MENJ stack? I started on a POC and ended up on a full-blown cloud implementation of the stack. Sharing the POC results below.
Test users: refer to README.
Source code:
Oracle JET: (GitHub) hr-store
Node/Express: (GitHub) hr-server
The location/department/employee objects have been made similar to those from the HR schema, including the master child relationships. The master-detail page in the JET app implements this relationship.
Since I wrote my own middleware, I had the freedom of customizing the REST data to a standard easily suited to JET. However, I did have to extend the JET framework to support custom URL call and pagination.
This blog post may help you further to understand the master-child and search model implemented in this POC.
Test users: refer to README.
Source code:
Oracle JET: (GitHub) hr-store
Node/Express: (GitHub) hr-server
The location/department/employee objects have been made similar to those from the HR schema, including the master child relationships. The master-detail page in the JET app implements this relationship.
Since I wrote my own middleware, I had the freedom of customizing the REST data to a standard easily suited to JET. However, I did have to extend the JET framework to support custom URL call and pagination.
This blog post may help you further to understand the master-child and search model implemented in this POC.
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The front-end JET code has been deployed on heroku server. The Node/Express middleware is running on another heroku instance. You may access and play around with the deployed instance @ https://menj-stack.herokuapp.com/
Disclaimer: since the front-end, middleware and database are all running in 3 different servers, the performance of the deployed instance is quite disappointing. But hopefully it will let you gain some amount of insight with the stack.
Cheers!
Hi Anirban,
ReplyDeleteHow to implement dateconvertor. I have to convert in UTC.
A date formatter is implemented in this project. You can take a look at the `helper/format-helper.js`. Additionally, the simplest way to get a UTC date is to call the toISOString() method on your date object. You can pass this string to the formatter methods.
DeleteYou can refer to:
1) https://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/jet/jsdocs/oj.IntlDateTimeConverter.html
2) https://jetsolutions.anirbanblogs.com/2019/01/jet-ojtable-with-custom-date-converters.html
what is "i18nutils.translate"? please elaborate
ReplyDeletei18nutils is a utility method that I created for translations. It refers to helpers/i18n-helper.js and uses ojs/ojtranslation. Check setup() on main.js
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