
It takes an optional 📝 Configuration argument. TypeArango() has to be called before the entities are imported, it returns a function to be called after the decorators have been applied.

Read the 📘 Examples or dive into the 📗 API Reference TypeArango requires ArangoDB 3.4.4 or newer. If you don't have a foxx service running yet, you can create one by using TypeArango uses the provided entity types to validate and document routes, for example a simple creates five fully documented routes with a role system in place. ⚡ World's fastest way to create documented endpoints
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Various other examples of how to use typeArango with certain features can be found in the 📘 examples folder. The example will setup a User entity stored inside a Users collection with a total of 6 documented routes. 🌞 TypeArango is in development and will receive additional features. Logging integrated for an easy setup and debugging.Advanced ReST features for returning lists and limiting output.Internationalize document values and return translated strings based upon the session or a parameter.Event Listener on a document or attribute basis to globally modify collection data.Validate Input Data by describing the entity or providing joi schemas for routes ArangoDB Foxx Service Template with TypeScript & Yarn 2.0 Support - GitHub - SquashConsulting/foxxtypescript: ArangoDB Foxx Service Template with.Custom Routes with input schemas and access roles.Request-based authorization on entity- or global basis.

Route-based authorization with creators, readers, updaters and deleters.Attribute-based authorization with reader and writer roles.Route Decorators for creating and documenting Foxx.Routes as simple as => string()).Auto Documentation optimized swagger docs from types and decorators.Auto Schema from types derives typing information into joi schemas.

