Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
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Re: Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
#2Features:
no need to set up a database, all data is managed automagically*
REST paradigm CRUD for multiple entities/namespaces
schema validation
search using jq like syntax
CORS enabled
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#6Taking it even further; how about persisting the data in the file?
Sometimes your prototype will need some pre-added data so I think this might be useful.
Re: Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
#7Feature request: supply .json file via command line to pre-load data into the in-memory database. Taking it even further; how about persisting the data in the file? Sometimes your prototype will need some pre-added data so I think this might be useful.
Re: Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
#8Feature request: supply .json file via command line to pre-load data into the in-memory database. Taking it even further; how about persisting the data in the file? Sometimes your prototype will need some pre-added data so I think this might be useful.
Re: Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
#9Feature request: supply .json file via command line to pre-load data into the in-memory database. Taking it even further; how about persisting the data in the file? Sometimes your prototype will need some pre-added data so I think this might be useful.
regarding the pre-population, you can just make a quick script with curl that will add some data after you run the service. any thought?
Re: Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping
#10Feature request: supply .json file via command line to pre-load data into the in-memory database. Taking it even further; how about persisting the data in the file? Sometimes your prototype will need some pre-added data so I think this might be useful.
My first thought too, but I guess it's also very easy to hand-roll an init_data.sh script with a bunch of POST curls to populate the DB.