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- # @diagramers/cli
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+ # Diagramers CLI
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- A powerful command-line interface for rapid API development with TypeScript, Node.js, and MongoDB. Streamline your development workflow with automated code generation, project scaffolding, and database management.
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+ A powerful command-line interface for managing Diagramers projects, generating modules, and extending functionality with a comprehensive template system.
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  ## 🚀 Features
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- - **Project Initialization**: Create new API and admin projects from templates
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- - **Code Generation**: Generate complete CRUD modules, database tables, and relationships
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- - **Project Management**: Update and extend existing projects with new features
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- - **Database Management**: Create tables, relationships, and manage database context
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- - **Template Processing**: Customize project templates for different environments
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+ ### Core Capabilities
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+ - **Project Initialization** - Create new projects from templates
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+ - **Module Generation** - Generate complete modules with CRUD operations
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+ - **Database Schema Generation** - Create tables and collections
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+ - **Relation Management** - Generate database relations and references
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+ - **Feature Extension** - Add features to existing projects
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+ - **Template Management** - Download and update project templates
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+ ### Supported Templates
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+ - **API Projects** - Full-featured Node.js API with TypeScript
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+ - **Admin Projects** - Admin dashboard and management interfaces
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+ - **Custom Templates** - Extensible template system
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+ ### Database Support
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+ - **MongoDB** - Primary database with Mongoose schemas
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+ - **SQL Databases** - MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite support
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+ - **Schema Generation** - Automatic schema and relation creation
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  ## 📦 Installation
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+ ### Global Installation
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  ```bash
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  npm install -g @diagramers/cli
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  ```
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- ## 🎯 Quick Start
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+ ### Local Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @diagramers/cli
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+ npx diagramers --help
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+ ```
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+ ## 🚀 Quick Start
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  ```bash
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- # Create a new API project
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- diagramers init api my-ecommerce-api
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+ # Install the CLI globally
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+ npm install -g @diagramers/cli
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- # Navigate to your project
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- cd my-ecommerce-api
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+ # Create a new API project
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+ diagramers init api my-new-api
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- # Generate a complete product module
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- diagramers api generate:module product
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+ # Navigate to the project
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+ cd my-new-api
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- # Generate database tables
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- diagramers api generate:table category
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- diagramers api generate:table brand
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+ # Set up environment variables
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+ cp env.example .env.development
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+ echo "NODE_ENV=development" >> .env.development
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- # Create relationships between tables
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- diagramers api generate:relation product category
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- diagramers api generate:relation product brand
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+ # Start development server
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+ npm start
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  ```
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- ## 📋 Command Reference
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- ### Project Initialization
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+ ## 🛠️ Usage
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+ ### Initialize New Project
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  ```bash
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- # Create new API project with TypeScript, MongoDB, and Express
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- diagramers init api <project-name>
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+ # Initialize new API project
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+ diagramers init api my-api-project
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- # Create new admin dashboard project
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- diagramers init admin <project-name>
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- ```
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+ # Initialize new admin project
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+ diagramers init admin my-admin-project
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- **What's included:**
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- - TypeScript configuration
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- - Express.js server setup
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- - MongoDB with Mongoose
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- - Firebase Functions integration
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- - Socket.io for real-time features
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- - **Multi-Provider Authentication System** - Internal, Firebase, OAuth, SMS OTP, Email OTP
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- - Email and SMS services
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- - Audit logging
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- - Environment configurations with comprehensive auth settings
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+ # Initialize with specific template version
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+ diagramers init api my-project --template 1.0.0
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- ### Project Updates
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+ # Skip prompts and use defaults
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+ diagramers init api my-project --yes
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+ ```
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+ **Important:** After initializing a project, remember to:
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+ 1. Copy `env.example` to `.env.development`
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+ 2. Set `NODE_ENV=development` in `.env.development`
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+ 3. Configure your database and other environment variables
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+ ### Generate Modules
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  ```bash
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- # Update with latest features
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- diagramers update
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+ # Generate basic module
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+ diagramers extend --module products
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- # Update with backup (recommended)
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- diagramers update --backup
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+ # Generate module with CRUD operations
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+ diagramers extend --module orders --crud
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- # Force update (overwrites conflicts)
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- diagramers update --force
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+ # Generate module with custom fields
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+ diagramers extend --module categories --fields name,description,slug
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+ # Generate module with specific database type
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+ diagramers extend --module users --type mongodb --fields email,username,role
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  ```
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- ### Project Extensions
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+ ### Generate Database Schemas
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+ ```bash
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+ # Generate MongoDB collection
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+ diagramers extend --table products --fields name,price,description
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+ # Generate SQL table
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+ diagramers extend --table orders --type mysql --fields customer_id,amount,status
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+ # Generate PostgreSQL table
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+ diagramers extend --table categories --type postgres --fields name,slug,parent_id
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+ ```
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+ ### Generate Database Relations
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  ```bash
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- # List available features
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- diagramers extend --list
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+ # Generate MongoDB relations
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+ diagramers extend --relation user-posts --type mongodb
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+ # Generate SQL relations
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+ diagramers extend --relation product-categories --type mysql
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+ ```
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- # Add authentication system (includes multi-provider auth)
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+ ### Add Features
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+ ```bash
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+ # Add authentication feature
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  diagramers extend --feature auth
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- # Add email service
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+ # Add email notification feature
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  diagramers extend --feature email
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- # Add WebSocket support
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+ # Add WebSocket feature
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  diagramers extend --feature socket
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- # Add cron job system
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+ # Add scheduled tasks feature
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  diagramers extend --feature cron
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- # Add audit logging
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+ # Add audit logging feature
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  diagramers extend --feature audit
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  ```
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- ### Authentication System Features
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- The CLI now supports the enhanced multi-provider authentication system:
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- - **Internal Authentication** - Email/password with configurable policies
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- - **Firebase Authentication** - Google Firebase integration
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- - **OAuth Providers** - Google, Facebook, GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter
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- - **SMS OTP** - One-time passwords via SMS (Twilio/AWS SNS)
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- - **Email OTP** - One-time passwords via email
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- - **Session Management** - JWT tokens with refresh capabilities
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- - **Unified User Model** - Single user with multiple auth providers
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- All new projects include comprehensive authentication configuration with dummy values that developers can replace with their own credentials.
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- ## 🔧 API Development Commands
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- ### Generate Complete Module
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- Creates a full CRUD module with all layers:
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+ ### List Available Options
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  ```bash
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- diagramers api generate:module <name>
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+ # List all available features and templates
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+ diagramers extend --list
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  ```
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- **Example:**
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+ ### Update Projects
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  ```bash
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- diagramers api generate:module product
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- ```
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+ # Update project structure
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+ diagramers update
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- **Generated Files:**
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+ # Update with specific version
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+ diagramers update --version 1.0.0
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  ```
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- src/
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- ├── entities/product.ts # TypeScript interface
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- ├── schemas/product.ts # Mongoose schema
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- ├── services/product-service.ts # Business logic
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- ├── controllers/product-controller.ts # Request handlers
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- └── routes/product-routes.ts # API endpoints
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- ```
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- **API Endpoints Created:**
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- - `GET /api/products` - List all products
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- - `GET /api/products/:id` - Get product by ID
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- - `POST /api/products` - Create new product
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- - `PUT /api/products/:id` - Update product
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- - `DELETE /api/products/:id` - Delete product
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- ### Generate Database Table
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+ ## 📁 Generated Module Structure
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- Creates only the database layer (entity and schema):
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+ When you generate a module, the CLI creates a complete structure:
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- ```bash
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- diagramers api generate:table <name>
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- **Example:**
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- ```bash
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- diagramers api generate:table category
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- diagramers api generate:table brand
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- diagramers api generate:table inventory
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+ ├── entities/
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+ │ └── your-module.entity.ts # TypeScript interfaces
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+ ├── schemas/
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+ │ └── your-module.schema.ts # Database schemas
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+ ├── services/
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+ │ └── your-module.service.ts # Business logic
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+ ├── controllers/
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+ │ └── your-module.controller.ts # HTTP handlers
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+ └── routes/
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+ └── your-module.routes.ts # API routes
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- **Generated Files:**
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- ├── entities/category.ts # TypeScript interface
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- └── schemas/category.ts # Mongoose schema
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- ```
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- **Use Cases:**
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- - Lookup tables (categories, brands, statuses)
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- - Configuration tables (settings, preferences)
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- - Reference data (countries, currencies)
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- - Internal data models
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- ### Generate Table Relationships
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+ ### Generated Files Include:
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+ - **Entities** - TypeScript interfaces with CRUD operations
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+ - **Schemas** - Database schemas with validation and indexes
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+ - **Services** - Business logic with Result model integration
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+ - **Controllers** - HTTP handlers with Swagger documentation
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+ - **Routes** - Express routes with proper binding
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- Creates relationships between existing tables:
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+ ## 🔧 Configuration
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+ ### Template Configuration
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+ The CLI uses npm packages for templates:
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+ - `@diagramers/api` - API project template
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+ - `@diagramers/admin` - Admin project template
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+ ### Custom Templates
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+ You can create custom templates by:
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+ 1. Creating a package with the template structure
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+ 2. Publishing to npm with `@diagramers/` prefix
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+ 3. Using the template with `--template` flag
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+ ## 📋 Available Features
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+ ### Authentication Features
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+ - **Internal Auth** - Username/password with JWT
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+ - **Firebase Auth** - Google Firebase integration
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+ - **OAuth Providers** - Google, GitHub, Facebook
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+ - **SMS OTP** - Twilio, AWS SNS integration
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+ - **Email OTP** - Email-based verification
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+ ### Communication Features
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+ - **Email System** - Nodemailer with templates
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+ - **SMS System** - Twilio integration
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+ - **WebSocket** - Real-time communication
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+ - **Push Notifications** - Firebase messaging
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+ ### System Features
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+ - **Cron Jobs** - Scheduled task system
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+ - **Audit Logging** - Activity tracking
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+ - **File Upload** - File management system
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+ - **Caching** - Redis integration
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+ ## 🗄️ Database Support
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+ ### MongoDB (Default)
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  ```bash
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- diagramers api generate:relation <table1> <table2> [type]
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+ # Generate MongoDB collection
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+ diagramers extend --table products --type mongodb --fields name,price,category
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- **Relationship Types:**
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- - `one-to-one` (default)
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- - `one-to-many`
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- - `many-to-many`
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- **Examples:**
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+ ### SQL Databases
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- # One-to-many: Product belongs to Category
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- diagramers api generate:relation product category one-to-many
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+ # MySQL table
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+ diagramers extend --table orders --type mysql --fields customer_id,amount,status
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- # Many-to-many: Product has many Tags
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- diagramers api generate:relation product tag many-to-many
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+ # PostgreSQL table
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+ diagramers extend --table users --type postgres --fields email,username,role
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- # One-to-one: User has one Profile
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- diagramers api generate:relation user profile one-to-one
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+ # SQLite table
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+ diagramers extend --table settings --type sqlite --fields key,value
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- - Updates entity interfaces with relationship fields
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- - Updates schemas with references and indexes
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- - Adds population methods to services
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+ ### Relations
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  ```bash
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- ```
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+ # One-to-Many relations
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- **Example:**
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- ```bash
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- diagramers api process:template ecommerce-production
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- ```
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- - Package.json name and description
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- - README.md title and description
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- - Database names in configuration files
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- - Environment-specific settings
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- - Creates .env.example template
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- ## 🏗️ Project Structure
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- │ ├── product.ts
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- │ ├── user.ts
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- │ ├── product.ts
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- │ └── category.ts
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- ├── services/ # Business logic layer
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- │ ├── user-service.ts
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- │ ├── user-controller.ts
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- │ ├── user-routes.ts
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- │ └── index.ts
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- └── config/ # Environment configurations
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- ├── development.ts
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- ## 🎯 Real-World Examples
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+ ## 🔌 Plugin System
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+ The CLI supports plugin generation for extending functionality:
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+ ### Generate Plugin
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- diagramers api generate:module product
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- diagramers api generate:module user
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- diagramers api generate:module order
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- diagramers api generate:table category
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- diagramers api generate:table brand
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- diagramers api generate:table tag
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- diagramers api generate:table shipping_method
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- diagramers api generate:table payment_method
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- diagramers api generate:relation product brand one-to-many
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- diagramers api generate:relation order user one-to-many
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- diagramers api generate:relation order shipping_method one-to-one
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- diagramers api generate:relation comment post one-to-many
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- diagramers api generate:relation comment user one-to-many
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+ ```bash
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+ diagramers extend --module products --crud --fields name,price,description,category,stock
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- ```
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+ diagramers extend --relation user-permissions --type mongodb
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+ ```
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+ ## 🚀 Advanced Usage
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+ ### Custom Field Types
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+ diagramers extend --module products --fields name:string,price:number,active:boolean,created:date
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- # Database Configuration
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- MONGODB_URI=mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/my-api-development
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+ ### Local Development
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install dependencies
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+ # Link for local development
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- ## 🚀 Best Practices
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- - Follow camelCase for multi-word names
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+ ### Testing
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+ ```bash
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- - Use `generate:table` for lookup data
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+ ```
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+ ## 📄 License
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- - Document your API endpoints
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  ## 🤝 Contributing
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  1. Fork the repository
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+ 3. Commit your changes (`git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature'`)
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- ## 📄 License
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- This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
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- ## 🆘 Support
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+ ## 📞 Support
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- - **Documentation**: [GitHub Wiki](https://github.com/diagramers/diagramers-cli/wiki)
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- - **Issues**: [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/diagramers/diagramers-cli/issues)
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- - **Discussions**: [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/diagramers/diagramers-cli/discussions)
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+ For support and questions:
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+ - 📖 Check the documentation
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+ - 🐛 Open an issue on GitHub
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+ - 💬 Join our community discussions
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+ - 📧 Contact: support@diagramers.com
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+ ## 🔗 Related Packages
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- **Built with ❤️ by the Diagramers Team**
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+ - **@diagramers/api** - API framework and template
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+ - **@diagramers/admin** - Admin dashboard template
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+ - **@diagramers/shared** - Shared utilities and types