VS Code Snippets

[damusix]

My team and I have a mess of our own vscode snippets for all things Hapi / Hapipal. I think it'd be nice if hapipal (and hapi) had official vscode snippets in the extensions marketplace. Perhaps a repo to contibute to would be nice as well. Here are mine:

{
	"Schmervice service class": {
		"prefix": "schmervice",
		"body": [
			"const Schmervice = require('@hapipal/schmervice');",
			"",
			"class ${1:MyService} extends Schmervice.Service {",
			"",
			"\tconstructor(server, options) {",
			"",
			"\t\tsuper(server, options);",
			"\t\t$2",
			"\t}",

			"",
			"\t${3:async myFunction}(server, options) {",
			"",
			"\t\treturn $4;",
			"\t}",

			"}",
			"",
			"module.exports = ${1:MyService};",
			""
		],
		"description": "Creates a schmervice class file"
	},
	"Schwifty model class": {
		"prefix": "schwifty",
		"body": [
			"const Schwifty = require('@hapipal/shwifty');",
			"const Joi = require('joi');",
			"",
			"class ${1:MyModel} extends Schwifty.Model {",
			"",
			"\tstatic tableName = '${2:my_table}';",
			"",
			"\tstatic joiSchema = Joi.object({",
			"\t\t$3",
			"\t});",
			"}",
			"",
			"module.exports = ${1:MyModel};",
			""
		],
		"description": "Creates a schwifty model class file"
	},
	"Hpal route": {
		"prefix": "hpalroute",
		"body": [
			"const Joi = require('joi');",
			"",
			"module.exports = {",
			"\tmethod: '${1:GET}',",
			"\tpath: '/$2',",
			"\thandler: ${6:async }(request, h) => {",
			"",
			"\t\treturn $7",
			"\t},",
			"\toptions: {",
			"\t\tvalidate: {",
			"\t\t\tparams: Joi.object({$3}),",
			"\t\t\tquery: Joi.object({$4}),",
			"\t\t\tpayload: Joi.object({$5})",
			"\t\t}",
			"\t}",
			"};",
			""
		],
		"description": "Creates an hpal route file"
	},
	"Hpal method": {
		"prefix": "hpalmethod",
		"body": [
			"module.exports = (server, options) => {",
			"",
			"\tconst method = ${1:async }($2) => {",
			"",
			"\t\treturn $3;",
			"\t};",
			"",
			"\treturn { method };",
			"};",
			"",
		],
		"description": "Creates hpal method file. Useful for methods, extensions, and decorations."
	},
	"Hpal method with cache": {
		"prefix": "hpalmethodcache",
		"body": [
			"module.exports = (server, pluginOptions) => {",
			"",
			"\tconst method = ${6:async }($7) => {",
			"",
			"\t\treturn $8;",
			"\t};",
			"",
			"\tconst options = {",
			"\t\tcache: {",
			"\t\t\tcache: '${1:cachename}',",
			"\t\t\tstaleIn: ${2:30000},",
			"\t\t\tstaleTimeout: ${3:1},",
			"\t\t\texpiresIn: ${4:86400000},",
			"\t\t\tgenerateTimeout: ${5:5000}",
			"\t\t}",
			"\t};",
			"",
			"",
			"\treturn { method, options };",
			"};",
			"",
		],
		"description": "Creates hpal method file. Useful for methods, extensions, and decorations."
	}
}

[devinivy]

Perhaps the content output from hpal make would be a good starting point. If you want to access that programmatically, today you could do this:

const HauteCouture = require('@hapipal/haute-couture');
const Print = require('@hapipal/hpal/lib/print');

const route = HauteCouture.amendment('route');
console.log(Print.example(route.example));

I don't think it would be a problem to add hpal's example() to its public API.