ahoyhoy

api_hooks_somehook_event-handlers_evt-boom.js

module.exports = {
  description: 'Handles boombooms',
  event: 'ahoy:myhook:boomboom',

  fn: async function (payload) {
    sails.log.debug(`Running [ahoy:myhook:boomboom] event handler`)
    // somewhere something else could call `sails.emit('ahoy:myhook:boomboom', payload)`.
    // This will run, payload will be passed through as the only argument.
    // Probably a bad idea, who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
    return
  }
}

api_hooks_somehook_index.js

/**
 * Forum
 */
let Pluggable
try {
  // V I haven't pulished it on NPM so this will explode for you probably
  Pluggable = require('@nahanil/ahoy/lib/pluggable')
} catch (err) {
  // V But I have it as a 'local' hook still for dev/hackery, so this works for me for now..
  Pluggable = require('../../ahoy/lib/pluggable')
}

module.exports = new Pluggable({ // <-- does a little voodo and returns a sails compatible hook
  apiBase: 'forum', // all routes below will be prefixed with this
  dir: __dirname,

  actions: {
    // So this will get mounted like `GET /forum/index
    'GET /index': { action: 'forum-index' },
    'POST /category': { action: 'category/create-category' },
    // ...
  },
  
  // I think everything in `./models` should get autoloaded.. If you already have a model with the same "identity" these will get ignored and it'll spit out a warning on `lift`
})

folders

- api
  - hooks
    - somehook
      - index.js // See other file in gist
      - actions
        - forum-index.js
        - category
          - create-category.js // "normal" actions2 file
      - models
        - SomeModel.js // "normal" sails-style waterline model defintion
      - event-handlers
        - evt-boom.js