I believe a lot could be improved if the documentation website is made open source 🙂
Let me know if you need any help
There are multiple other ways to contribute - Let other people around you know about this project , you can write an article or create a tutorial video.
I want contribution on individual level rather than on organisation level
I have different plans for it but right now i m focusing on making it solid with lots of awesome feature.
Hi all, I'm a super noob who's curious about the framework. I'd like to try and build something basic with it, but there isn't a tutorial out there that takes me all the way. Would someone be willing to write up a tutorial that walks one through a basic CRUD app connected to, say, a mongo database (either local or cloud hosted)? If you got it on Scotch.io or FreeCodeCamp or Medium, i'm sure it'd get a lot of exposure.
(something using a form)
I should say that I really like the idea of what Fortjs is doing, which is to provide a uniform, modern way of building a site/app. I've read and tried a number of node tutorials and each one is appreciably different from the next -- there is no canonical way to approach each project as there is in, say, Rails. But I think Fortjs has the potential to be a new and different (and complete) template. Sailsjs just never got full traction.
Please feel free to ask if you need help with anything else. I can understand its a complete new different architecture, so there might be issue in understanding. Also if you think documentation can be improved feel free to edit or suggest any changes if you want.
@ctngln - i have created example for crud operation with form. Check out here - https://github.com/ujjwalguptaofficial/fortjs-examples/tree/master/crud
Hey @ujjwalguptaofficial ,
I have been trying to handle 500 in the wall by detecting the status code and modifying the response as required. Currently, it throws the entire error stack to the frontend which needs to be controlled by only sending the text ("Error") and status code as 500.
I have been trying to handle 500 in the wall by detecting the status code and modifying the response as required. Currently, it throws the entire error stack to the frontend which needs to be controlled by only sending the text ("Error") and status code as 500.
you can customize this using custom error handler. Please have a look at this doc - https://fortjs.info/tutorial/custom-error-handler/
so when there will be exception, it will be propagated to error handler and then you can return whatever you want.
But here we are talking about handled exceptions. Will the custom error handler work for handled exceptions ?
Hey @ujjwalguptaofficial ,
Is there a way in which we can configure wall only for few urls & methods.
A scenario when certain headers needs to be appended only for few controllers is where I find this useful.
A possible workaround is to create a Guard for each route
Is there a way in which we can configure wall only for few urls & methods.
A scenario when certain headers needs to be appended only for few controllers is where I find this useful.
A possible workaround is to create a Guard for each route
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@faiztherocker here is doc link for how to configure xml parser - https://fortjs.info/tutorial/xml-parser/
@ujjwalguptaofficial
Could you please explain the importance of shouldParsePost member in AppOption class ? What does it do internally and what happens if the value is false ?
Scenario:
I was trying to validate the validity of the JSON (whether the json is formatted as per the JSON standards ) that is sent as request body to the server, but the framework from somewhere throws Post data invalid when an invalid JSON is shared, how does that work and can I customize the message or detect invalid JSON myself ?
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Also, what are the supported view engines in fortjs? Is it only required for Server Side Rendering ?
How do I serve an Angular 9 SPA using fortJS ?
How do I serve an Angular 9 SPA using fortJS ?