odac 0.9.0 → 1.0.0

package/docs/server/03-service/02-delete-a-service.md

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-## 🗑️ Delete a Service
-
-This command removes a running service from CandyPack's monitoring and stops its execution.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy service delete
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the service ID or name that you want to delete.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify service ID or name directly
-candy service delete -i my-service
-candy service delete -i /path/to/app/index.js
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy service delete --id my-service
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-i`, `--id`: Service ID or name to delete
-
-### Finding Service Information
-To find the service ID or name, use:
-```bash
-candy monit    # Interactive monitoring view
-candy          # Quick status with service count
-```
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy service delete
-> Enter the Service ID or Name: my-api-service
-✓ Service 'my-api-service' deleted successfully
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy service delete -i my-api-service
-✓ Service 'my-api-service' deleted successfully
-```
-
-### Important Notes
-- Deleting a service stops its execution immediately
-- The service will no longer be monitored or automatically restarted
-- This does not delete the source code files, only removes the service from CandyPack
-- You can restart the same service later using `candy run <file>`

package/docs/server/04-web/01-create-a-website.md

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-## 🌐 Create a Website
-This command helps you set up a new website on your server. CandyPack will ask for the domain name and the path to the website's files.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy web create
-```
-After running the command, you will be prompted to enter the following information:
-- **Domain Name:** The primary domain for your website (e.g., `example.com`).
-- **Path:** The absolute path to your website's root directory (e.g., `/var/www/example.com`). If you leave this blank, CandyPack will suggest a default path based on the domain name.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify domain directly
-candy web create -d example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy web create --domain example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-d`, `--domain`: Domain name for the new website
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy web create
-> Enter the domain name: example.com
-> Enter the path to the website (/home/user/example.com/):
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy web create -d example.com
-✓ Website created successfully for example.com
-```
-

package/docs/server/04-web/02-list-websites.md

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-## 📋 List Websites
-To see a list of all websites currently configured on your server, use the `list` command.
-
-### Usage
-```bash
-candy web list
-```
-
-This command will output a table of your websites, showing their status and other relevant details. You can also monitor your websites in real-time with the `candy monit` command.

package/docs/server/04-web/03-delete-a-website.md

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-## 🗑️ Delete a Website
-
-You can delete a website using the `web delete` command. This command will prompt you for the domain name of the website you want to delete.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy web delete
-```
-
-The command will then ask for the domain name:
-```
-Enter the domain name: my-website.com
-```
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify domain directly
-candy web delete -d my-website.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy web delete --domain my-website.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-d`, `--domain`: Domain name of the website to delete
-
-### Important Note
-
-This command only removes the server configuration for the website. It **does not** delete the website's source code directory. If you want to remove the source code as well, you must delete the directory manually.

package/docs/server/05-subdomain/01-create-a-subdomain.md

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-## 🔗 Create a Subdomain
-This command allows you to create a new subdomain. CandyPack will automatically configure it to point to a directory with the same name inside your main domain's root directory.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy subdomain create
-```
-After running the command, you will be prompted to enter the new subdomain name, including the main domain (e.g., `blog.example.com`).
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify subdomain directly
-candy subdomain create -s blog.example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy subdomain create --subdomain blog.example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-s`, `--subdomain`: Full subdomain name (e.g., blog.example.com)
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain create
-> Enter the subdomain name (subdomain.example.com): blog.example.com
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain create -s blog.example.com
-✓ Subdomain blog.example.com created successfully
-```

package/docs/server/05-subdomain/02-list-subdomains.md

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-## 📋 List Subdomains
-To see a list of all subdomains configured for a specific domain, use the `list` command.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy subdomain list
-```
-This command will prompt you to enter the main domain name for which you want to list the subdomains.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify domain directly
-candy subdomain list -d example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy subdomain list --domain example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-d`, `--domain`: Domain name to list subdomains for
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain list
-> Enter the domain name: example.com
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain list -d example.com
-```
-
-This will display a list of all subdomains associated with `example.com`.

package/docs/server/05-subdomain/03-delete-a-subdomain.md

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-## 🗑️ Delete a Subdomain
-
-This command removes a subdomain configuration from your server.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy subdomain delete
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the full subdomain name (including the main domain) that you want to delete.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify subdomain directly
-candy subdomain delete -s blog.example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy subdomain delete --subdomain blog.example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-s`, `--subdomain`: Full subdomain name to delete (e.g., blog.example.com)
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain delete
-> Enter the subdomain name (subdomain.example.com): blog.example.com
-✓ Subdomain 'blog.example.com' deleted successfully
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy subdomain delete -s blog.example.com
-✓ Subdomain 'blog.example.com' deleted successfully
-```
-
-### Important Notes
-- This command only removes the server configuration for the subdomain
-- It **does not** delete the subdomain's directory or files
-- If you want to remove the files as well, you must delete the directory manually
-- The subdomain will no longer be accessible after deletion
-- SSL certificates associated with the subdomain may need to be renewed for the main domain

package/docs/server/06-ssl/01-renew-an-ssl-certificate.md

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-## 🔒 Renew an SSL Certificate
-This command attempts to renew the SSL certificate for a given domain. This can be useful if a certificate is close to expiring and you want to force an early renewal.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy ssl renew
-```
-After running the command, you will be prompted to enter the domain name for which you want to renew the SSL certificate.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify domain directly
-candy ssl renew -d example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy ssl renew --domain example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-d`, `--domain`: Domain name to renew SSL certificate for
-
-### Interactive Example
-```bash
-$ candy ssl renew
-> Enter the domain name: example.com
-```
-
-### Single-Line Example
-```bash
-$ candy ssl renew -d example.com
-✓ SSL certificate renewal initiated for example.com
-```
-
-CandyPack will then handle the process of validating your domain and renewing the certificate.

package/docs/server/07-mail/01-create-a-mail-account.md

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-## ✉️ Create a Mail Account
-This command allows you to create a new email account.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy mail create
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the new email address and a password for the account.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify email and password directly
-candy mail create -e user@example.com -p mypassword
-
-# Or use long form prefixes
-candy mail create --email user@example.com --password mypassword
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-e`, `--email`: Email address for the new account
-- `-p`, `--password`: Password for the new account
-
-**Note:** When using the `-p` prefix, you won't be prompted to confirm the password. In interactive mode, you'll need to enter the password twice for confirmation.

package/docs/server/07-mail/02-delete-a-mail-account.md

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-## 🗑️ Delete a Mail Account
-This command removes an existing email account.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy mail delete
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the email address you wish to delete.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify email directly
-candy mail delete -e user@example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy mail delete --email user@example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-e`, `--email`: Email address to delete

package/docs/server/07-mail/03-list-mail-accounts.md

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-## 📋 List Mail Accounts
-This command lists all email accounts associated with a specific domain.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy mail list
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the domain name (e.g., `example.com`) to see all its email accounts.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify domain directly
-candy mail list -d example.com
-
-# Or use long form prefix
-candy mail list --domain example.com
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-d`, `--domain`: Domain name to list email accounts for

package/docs/server/07-mail/04-change-account-password.md

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-## 🔑 Change Account Password
-This command allows you to change the password for an existing email account.
-
-### Interactive Usage
-```bash
-candy mail password
-```
-You will be prompted to enter the email address and the new password.
-
-### Single-Line Usage with Prefixes
-```bash
-# Specify email and new password directly
-candy mail password -e user@example.com -p newpassword
-
-# Or use long form prefixes
-candy mail password --email user@example.com --password newpassword
-```
-
-### Available Prefixes
-- `-e`, `--email`: Email address to change password for
-- `-p`, `--password`: New password for the account
-
-**Note:** When using the `-p` prefix, you won't be prompted to confirm the password. In interactive mode, you'll need to enter the password twice for confirmation.

package/framework/src/Candy.js

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-module.exports = {
-  init: async function () {
-    global.Candy = this.instance()
-    await global.Candy.Env.init()
-    await global.Candy.Config.init()
-    await global.Candy.Mysql.init()
-    await global.Candy.Route.init()
-    await global.Candy.Server.init()
-    global.Candy.instance = this.instance
-    global.__ = value => {
-      return value
-    }
-  },
-
-  instance(id, req, res) {
-    let _candy = {}
-
-    _candy.Config = require('./Config.js')
-    _candy.Env = require('./Env.js')
-    _candy.Mail = (...args) => new (require('./Mail.js'))(...args)
-    _candy.Mysql = require('./Mysql.js')
-    _candy.Route = global.Candy?.Route ?? new (require('./Route.js'))()
-    _candy.Server = require('./Server.js')
-    _candy.Var = (...args) => new (require('./Var.js'))(...args)
-
-    if (req && res) {
-      _candy.Request = new (require('./Request.js'))(id, req, res, _candy)
-      _candy.Auth = new (require('./Auth.js'))(_candy.Request)
-      _candy.Token = new (require('./Token.js'))(_candy.Request)
-      _candy.Lang = new (require('./Lang.js'))(_candy)
-      _candy.View = new (require('./View.js'))(_candy)
-
-      if (global.Candy?.Route?.class) {
-        for (const name in global.Candy.Route.class) {
-          const Module = global.Candy.Route.class[name].module
-          _candy[name] = typeof Module === 'function' ? new Module(_candy) : Module
-        }
-      }
-
-      _candy.__ = function (...args) {
-        return _candy.Lang.get(...args)
-      }
-      _candy.abort = function (code) {
-        return _candy.Request.abort(code)
-      }
-      _candy.cookie = function (key, value, options) {
-        return _candy.Request.cookie(key, value, options)
-      }
-      _candy.direct = function (url) {
-        return _candy.Request.redirect(url)
-      }
-      _candy.env = function (key, defaultValue) {
-        return _candy.Env.get(key, defaultValue)
-      }
-      _candy.return = function (data) {
-        return _candy.Request.end(data)
-      }
-      _candy.request = function (key) {
-        return _candy.Request.request(key)
-      }
-      _candy.set = function (key, value) {
-        return _candy.Request.set(key, value)
-      }
-      _candy.token = function (hash) {
-        return hash ? _candy.Token.check(hash) : _candy.Token.generate()
-      }
-      _candy.validator = function () {
-        return new (require('./Validator.js'))(_candy.Request)
-      }
-      _candy.write = function (value) {
-        return _candy.Request.write(value)
-      }
-      _candy.stream = function (input) {
-        _candy.Request.clearTimeout()
-        return new (require('./Stream'))(_candy.Request.req, _candy.Request.res, input)
-      }
-    }
-
-    return _candy
-  }
-}