Closed paulovictorv closed 9 years ago
there some guidelines here: http://jooby.org/doc/#modules but no real example on how to build your own.
It is more or less Guice. Did you work with Guice?
A jongo module should be simple and straightforward to implement. So, yes go ahead and implement it, please!
Hi @paulovictorv,
Any progress on this?
Thanks
Hello, still haven't got the time to stop and implement this
Regarding this, what should be the approach to create this module? Should I fork this repo and submit a pull request with a new directory or should I create a new repo, with only this new module?
If it's the second option, how to proceed on deploying the module to maven central?
Thanks
PS: I've never worked with Guice before, but since I'm creating an microservice using Jooby, I've learned it a bit.
fork and send a pull request. it should be simple to implement and you need to go with source+tests+doc, you think is best for me to do it :)
cool! is it public? or private? If public we can share it with the community
OK, no problem!
Sorry, it's private :( But I will share my overall experience as an user
Will open more issues when I have a little more free time to contribute
np, btw 0.7.0 is out with: http://jooby.org/doc/#using-a-cdn
awesome!
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do you have a name for the module?
I usually pick the name of the library, but here it can't be Jongo
bc there is class with that name already. So far I have three possible names:
use(new Monshell());
or
use(new Joongo());
or
use(new Jongoby());
Jongoby!
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do you have a name for the module?
I usually pick the name of the library, but here it can't be Jongo bc there is class with that name already. So far I have three possible names:
use(new Monshell());
or
use(new Joongo());
or
use(new Jongoby());
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/jooby-project/jooby/issues/144#issuecomment-119647670 .
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Jongo is a simple ORM framework that I've been having a lot of success using in a lot of projects. However setting up singletons for using it certainly is a pain.
Currently in Jooby I would have to require Mongodb mondule, get the client, get the DB and then instantiate Jongo using this.
If Jooby had a module for it, it would be great.
PS: if you can provide instructions on creating modules for jooby, I can try and implement this one.