Load configuration of components from `component-config`
and configure all components as specified.
Sample JSON:
{
"loopback-component-foobar": {
"option1": "value1",
"option2": "value2"
}
}
The component is expected to export the following function:
module.exports = function(app, options) { /* ... */ };
Load models for any filetypes registered in require.extensions.
- Server side coffee-script requires a `require('coffee-script/register');`
- Client side coffee-script requires Coffeeify.
Rework the way how models are configured, the goal is to allow
loopback-boot to automatically determine the correct order
of the model definitions to ensure base models are defined
before they are extended.
1. The model .js file no longer creates the model, it exports
a config function instead:
```js
module.exports = function(Car, Base) {
// Car is the model constructor
// Base is the parent model (e.g. loopback.PersistedModel)
Car.prototype.honk = function(duration, cb) {
// make some noise for `duration` seconds
cb();
};
};
```
2. The model is created by loopback-boot from model .json file.
The .js file must have the same base file name.
3. The `boot()` function has a new parameter `modelSources` to
specify the list of directories where to look for model definitions.
The parameter defaults to `['./models']`.
As a side effect, only models configured in `models.json` and their
base clases are defined. This should keep the size of the browserified
bundle small, because unused models are not included.
Hide `compile` and `execute` and provide a better API for browserified
applications:
- `boot.compileToBrowserify(options, bundler)` calls `compile` under
the hood and adds all instructions and scripts to the bundler.
- `bootBrowserApp(app)` is exported by loopback-boot when the module
is loaded in a browser, the function loads the instructions as
bundled by `compileToBrowserify`.
This new API hides all implementation details from the user and makes
it easy to add loopback-boot to any build script.
Ryan Graham
Miroslav Bajtoš
Pradnya Baviskar
Krishna Raman
Miroslav Bajtoš
bitmage
Fabien Franzen