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Programmatic usage of sails (for testing, core testing, scheduled jobs, build scripts, etc.)
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// NOTE: | |
// you may need to grab the latest version of Sails on the v0.10 branch for some of this to work | |
var sails = require('sails'); | |
// You can do a lot here, but I'll show a few important ones | |
var options = { | |
// Completely disable globals (sails, your models, your services, _, async) | |
globals: false, | |
// Explicitly name the hooks you want to load: | |
// (all other hooks will be skipped) | |
loadHooks: ['moduleloader', 'userconfig', 'orm'] | |
}; | |
// Load Sails into memory so you can use it programatically | |
sails.load(options, function (err) { | |
if (err) sails.log('Encountered an error starting Sails:', err); | |
sails.log('Sails is ready to go!'); | |
// sails.config | |
// sails.models | |
// sails.connections | |
// and so on | |
}); | |
// Or if you use `lift`, it'll also start up the HTTP/WS servers: | |
sails.lift(options, function (err) { | |
//... | |
}); |
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