Practical Keystone.js
Practical Keystone.js
A Hands On Introduction To Keystone.js Using a Real-World Project
About the Book
This book intends to elicit the setup and architecture of the keystone.js framework by way of using it to build a real world application for managing incident tickets. The book intends to show developers how quick it is to setup the framework and how easy it is to extend it. The custom types and fields set this framework apart from many existing frameworks and developers get all the freedom to build their application just as they envision it. Frontend designers will learn how to write clean markup and create their own templates using Swig, an elegant, flexible and concise templating language that allows anyone to write templates the way they want. Content editors will learn about the easy and powerful editing options in the responsive dashboard that the framework provides.
Table of Contents
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Introduction
- What are web frameworks?
- The Model-View-Template design pattern
- Introducing the IncTicket Project
- Errata and Suggestions
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Chapter 1. Meet Keystone.js
- Why use Keystone.js
- What is Keystone.js Best for?
- Keystone.js Versions
- Installing MongoDB and Node.js
- How to install Node.js
- Useful Development and Debugging Tools.
- Summary
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Chapter 2. Building the IncTicket Application
- Installing Keystone.js
- Creating a new Keystone.js Application
- Configuring Your Keystone.js Application
- Project Structure
- Creating Your First Model/List
- Creating an administration site for your models
- Creating Your First Route
- Creating Your First View
- Creating templates for your views
- Adding pagination
- Summary
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Chapter 3. Introducing Keystone.js Models
- Introducing the Mongoose ODM
- Mongoose Schemas and Keystone Lists
- Adding fields to your model
- Defining Virtual Properties
- Finding Data
- Inserting a New Record
- Updating Existing Records
- Summary
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Chapter 4. Model Relations
- Defining Relations
- Modeling One-to-Many Relations
- Modeling Many-to-Many Relations
- Filtering Relations
- Summary
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Chapter 5. Integrating Web Forms
- Creating a New Ticket Form
- Summary
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Chapter 6. Filtering Requests with Middleware
- Introducing Middleware
- Introducing Keystone.js’s Default Middleware
- Defining Middleware in Keystone.js
- Assigning Middleware To Routes
- Summary
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Chapter 7. Authenticating and Managing Your Users
- Configuring Authentication Options
- The user model
- Registering Users
- User Login
- Logging Out A User
- Password Recovery
- Retrieving the Authenticated User
- Restricting Access to Authenticated Users
- Securing your application
- Summary
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Chapter 8. Searching site data
- MongoDB fulltext search
- Summary
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Chapter 9. Restful API for Mobile and SPA applications
- Introducing Restful APIs
- What Are We Building?
- Tools for working with Restful APIs
- Serve Data With GET Requests
- Update Data With POST and PUT
- Removing Data with DELETE
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Chapter 10. Using template engines
- Introducing the Swig Template Engine
- Summary
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Chapter 11. Deploying to Ubuntu Cloud Server
- Introduction
- What is Digital Ocean?
- Provision a Server
- Installing Node
- Installing MongoDB
- Install Redis for Caching
- Install IncTicket Application
- Manage Application with PM2
- Install NGINX as Reverse Proxy Server
- Summary
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