ailtire app create
Create an application in the ailtire framework.
Synopsis
# Create a ailtire application in the specified directory.
ailtire actor create --name <actor name> --path <Directory path>
# Created a ailtire application in the current directory.
ailtire actor create --name <actor name>
Description
The command creates an application directory structure for the application created. If the –path parameter is included the path is used as the base directory for the application. If it is not included then the current directory will be used as the location where a new directory will be created with the name of the application.
For more information about the directory structure see the Directory Page.
Generated Artifacts
This application base directory is the location to store all information about design and architecture of the application.
./actors # Actors of the application
./api # the solution stack of the application.
./api/index.js # Definition of the application
./api/doc # Additional Documentation of the application
./api/handlers # Event handlers for the paplication.
./api/interface # Interface for the application.
./api/MyPackage # packges of the application.
./assets # Assets used for the webinterface.
./bin # commond line interfacae for the application
./deploy # deployment strategy for the application
./docs # generated documentation. do not touch this.
./test # Test suites for the application
./views # customized views for the webinterface.
./index.js # entry point to staart the application. Use npm start.
./package.json # nodejs package.json file for target and dependencies.
The api directory contains an index.js file that defines the application.
// <actor name>/index.js
module.exports = {
name: 'Application Developer',
shortname: 'appdev',
description: 'The Application Developer work in coordination with DevOps to manage services,' +
' applications and workloads through the development pipeline.'
};
If additional documentation about the application is needed you can create a doc directory api/doc and add additional documentation there.