vrxj81 / valkyrix

Valkyrix is an innovative, TypeScript-based framework designed for rapid development of web and mobile apps. Integrating NestJS, React, Angular, Ionic, and Capacitor, it focuses on reusable components and libraries for efficient, scalable solutions.

Valkyrix

Valkyrix is a dynamic and robust framework aimed at enabling rapid development of web and mobile applications. Utilizing a monorepo approach managed with NX and primarily written in TypeScript, Valkyrix seamlessly integrates multiple technologies including NestJS for backend, React and Angular for frontend, and Ionic with Capacitor for mobile app development. Its core philosophy revolves around reusable components and libraries, facilitating quick and efficient development of new applications, websites, and APIs.

Features

• Modular Architecture: Leverage a wide array of reusable components and libraries.
• Multi-Technology Support: Seamless integration of NestJS, React, Angular, Ionic, and Capacitor.
• Rapid Development: Accelerate development processes with pre-built modules and streamlined workflows.
• Scalability: Designed to efficiently scale with your project needs.
• Future-Ready: Flexible architecture ready to adapt to emerging technologies and programming languages.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of Valkyrix up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

• Node.js
• npm or yarn
• NX CLI

Installation

1. Clone the Valkyrix repository:

   git clone https://github.com/vrxj81/valkyrix.git
   

2. Install necessary packages

npm install

Usage

TBD

Contributing

Contributions are what make the open-source community thrive. If you're interested in contributing to Valkyrix, every bit of help is greatly appreciated.

Fork the Project

1. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/YourFeature)
2. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some YourFeature')
3. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/YourFeature)
4. Open a Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

Johan Vrolix - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/vrxj81/valkyrix

valkyrix's Issues

Implement Roles Data Access Library for CRUD Operations

Implement Roles Data Access Library for CRUD Operations

Description:
To support roles management within the Valkyrix framework, we need to develop the Roles Data Access Library. This library will be responsible for performing CRUD operations on roles, leveraging the domain interfaces defined for role data structures (IRole, IPermission). It will ensure seamless database interactions and maintain the integrity of role management functionalities.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Implement the Role entity class based on the IRole interface from the domain library.
2. Develop a RolesService class that provides methods for CRUD operations on roles, utilizing the Role entity.
3. Ensure that the RolesService class handles database interactions efficiently and securely.
4. Write unit tests for the Role entity and RolesService to ensure reliability and correctness.
5. Document the setup, usage, and methods provided by the Roles Data Access Library in the README.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the Roles Data Access Library (repository setup, configuration).
• Create the Role entity class implementing the IRole interface.
• Develop the RolesService with CRUD methods for role management.
• Implement unit tests for the entity and service classes.
• Update the README with documentation on how to use the library.

Develop Users Feature Backend Library for API Endpoints

Develop Users Feature Backend Library for API Endpoints

Labels: enhancement, backend, feature-library

Assignees: [Optional: Assign team members if applicable]

Milestone: [Specify the milestone or sprint]

Description:
The objective of this issue is to develop the Users Feature Backend Library, which will provide API endpoints for user management. This library should interface with the Users Data Access Library to perform CRUD operations, ensuring a clean separation of concerns and streamlined data handling.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Create a controller with API endpoints for user operations (create, read, update, delete).
2. Ensure the controller correctly interfaces with the Users Data Access Library.
3. Implement validation and error handling in the API endpoints.
4. Develop unit tests to ensure API functionality and reliability.
5. Document the API endpoints and their usage.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the Users Feature Backend Library.
• Develop the controller with required API endpoints for user management.
• Integrate the Users Data Access Library for CRUD operations.
• Implement validation and error handling in the controller.
• Write unit tests for the controller and API endpoints.
• Document the API endpoints in the library's README file.

Implement Data Access Library for User-Roles Relationship

Implement Data Access Library for User-Roles Relationship

Description:
Create a dedicated data access library to manage the persistence layer for the User-Roles relationship. This library will handle CRUD operations for associating users with roles and vice versa, leveraging TypeORM within a NestJS module.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Create a TypeORM entity UserRoles to represent the join table in the database.
2. Implement a UserRolesService that provides methods to add and remove roles for a user.
3. Ensure the service supports querying roles for a specific user and users for a specific role.
4. Write unit tests for the service to validate functionality.
5. Document the setup and usage of the library in the README.

Tasks:

• Set up the UserRoles module and service using NestJS framework.
• Define the UserRoles entity with TypeORM.
• Implement CRUD operations in the UserRolesService.
• Write unit tests for all service methods.
• Document the library's integration and usage instructions.

Implement Data Access Library for Roles-Permissions Relationship

Implement Data Access Library for Roles-Permissions Relationship

Description:
Develop a data access library specifically for managing the persistence of Roles-Permissions relationships. This library will facilitate CRUD operations on the associations between roles and permissions, utilizing TypeORM within a NestJS framework.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Define a TypeORM entity RolesPermissions to represent the join table in the database.
2. Create a RolesPermissionsService to handle adding, removing, and querying permissions for a role, and vice versa.
3. Ensure the service can efficiently manage role-permission associations.
4. Provide comprehensive unit tests for the service to ensure reliability.
5. Include detailed documentation on how to set up and use the library in the README.

Tasks:

• Initialize the RolesPermissions module and service in NestJS.
• Configure the RolesPermissions entity using TypeORM annotations.
• Implement necessary CRUD operations in the RolesPermissionsService.
• Craft unit tests covering all service functionalities.
• Write a README detailing the library setup and operational guidance.

Implement Centralized Domain Interfaces for User Data

Description:
As part of our initiative to build a robust and scalable Valkyrix framework, we need to implement a centralized domain library that defines clear interfaces for user data. This will ensure consistency in data structures across both frontend and backend components.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Create a new repository or directory for the domain library within the Valkyrix project.
2. Define interfaces for user data, including essential fields such as id, username, email, etc.
3. Document each field in the interface with clear descriptions and data types.
4. Ensure the domain library can be easily imported and used by other components of the Valkyrix framework.
5. Write unit tests to validate the interfaces.
6. Update the domain library's README with usage instructions and examples.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the domain library (repository, configuration files, etc.).
• Identify and document the required fields for the user interface.
• Implement the user interface in TypeScript.
• Write unit tests for the user interface.
• Document the domain library in the README file.

Define Domain Interfaces for Roles Management

Define Domain Interfaces for Roles Management

Description:
As we expand the Valkyrix framework to include roles management, we need to define a set of standardized interfaces for role data structures. These interfaces will ensure consistency and facilitate interoperability between different components of the framework, including the Roles Data Access and Roles Feature Backend libraries.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Define the IRole interface with attributes such as id, name, description, and permissions.
2. Define the IPermission interface, if applicable, to detail the permissions associated with roles.
3. Ensure that these interfaces are extendable and can be easily integrated with future libraries and features.
4. Document the interfaces with clear descriptions and examples in the domain library's README.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for roles interfaces in the domain library.
• Develop the IRole interface with necessary attributes.
• Develop the IPermission interface to represent permissions (if needed).
• Write documentation for the interfaces, including descriptions and usage examples.

Define Domain Interfaces for Permissions Management

Define Domain Interfaces for Permissions Management

Description:
To enhance the Valkyrix framework with a comprehensive permissions management system, we need to establish a set of standardized interfaces for permission data structures. These interfaces will facilitate consistent implementation across the framework, including integration with the Permissions Data Access and Permissions Feature Backend libraries.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Develop the IPermission interface with attributes such as id, name, description, and associated roles.
2. Ensure that the IPermission interface is flexible and extensible for future enhancements.
3. Document the interfaces with clear descriptions and examples in the domain library's README.

Tasks:

• Create the IPermission interface in the domain library.
• Document the interface and its intended use within the framework.

Develop Roles Feature Backend Library for API Endpoints

Develop Roles Feature Backend Library for API Endpoints

Description:
The objective of this issue is to develop the Roles Feature Backend Library, which will provide API endpoints for managing roles within the Valkyrix framework. This includes creating, updating, retrieving, and deleting roles, as well as managing role assignments to users. The library should interface with the Roles Data Access Library for CRUD operations, ensuring efficient and secure data handling.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Develop a RolesController that defines API endpoints for role management operations.
2. Ensure the controller interfaces correctly with the Roles Data Access Library for database interactions.
3. Implement validation and error handling in the API endpoints to ensure data integrity and meaningful error responses.
4. Create unit tests for the API endpoints to validate functionality and robustness.
5. Document the API endpoints, including request and response formats, in the library's README.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the Roles Feature Backend Library (including necessary configuration files and dependencies).
• Implement the RolesController with API endpoints for CRUD operations on roles.
• Ensure proper integration with the Roles Data Access Library for performing database operations.
• Add validation and error handling to the API endpoints.
• Write comprehensive unit tests for the controller and endpoints.
• Document usage and examples of the API endpoints in the README file.

Develop Permissions Feature Backend Library

Develop Permissions Feature Backend Library

Description:
To complete the permissions management functionality within the Valkyrix framework, we need to develop the Permissions Feature Backend Library. This library will provide API endpoints for managing permissions, including creating, updating, retrieving, and deleting permissions, as well as managing their associations with roles.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Develop a PermissionsController that defines API endpoints for permissions operations, based on the IPermission interface.
2. Ensure the controller interfaces correctly with the Permissions Data Access Library for CRUD operations.
3. Implement validation and error handling in the API endpoints to provide clear feedback and ensure data integrity.
4. Create unit tests for the API endpoints to validate their functionality under various conditions.
5. Document the API endpoints, including request and response formats, in the library's README to aid in integration by frontend developers and other backend services.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the Permissions Feature Backend Library, including necessary configurations.
• Implement the PermissionsController with endpoints for CRUD operations on permissions.
• Integrate the Permissions Data Access Library for database interactions.
• Add validation and error handling to the API endpoints.
• Write comprehensive unit tests for all endpoints.
• Update the README with detailed documentation of the API endpoints, including examples.

Develop Feature Library for User-Roles Relationship API Endpoints

Develop Feature Library for User-Roles Relationship API Endpoints

Description:
Establish a feature library to expose API endpoints for managing the User-Roles relationship. This library will utilize the Data Access Library for User-Roles Relationship and provide endpoints for assigning roles to users, listing roles per user, and removing roles from users.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Implement a UserRolesController with endpoints for managing user-role associations.
2. Integrate the UserRolesService from the data access library for database operations.
3. Ensure robust validation and error handling for all endpoints.
4. Create integration tests for API endpoints.
5. Document the API endpoints and their usage in the README.

Tasks:

• Create the UserRoles feature module and controller in NestJS.
• Define API endpoints for adding, removing, and querying user-role relationships.
• Implement validation and error handling in the controller.
• Write integration tests for the API endpoints.
• Document the API usage in the README.

Update Domain Interfaces to Include User-Roles and Roles-Permissions Relationships

Update Domain Interfaces to Include User-Roles and Roles-Permissions Relationships

Description:
This issue aims to update the domain interfaces to accurately represent the User-Roles and Roles-Permissions relationships. These updates will ensure that our application's front-end and back-end can rely on consistent and comprehensive data structures, enhancing the modularity and reusability of our code across services.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Define interfaces for the UserRole and RolePermission relationships that reflect the data structure and associations between entities.
2. Update the User and Role interfaces to include fields or methods that represent the relationships to other entities (i.e., users have roles, and roles have permissions).
3. Ensure that the new interfaces are compatible with existing ones and can be easily integrated into both front-end and back-end applications.
4. Provide detailed documentation in the README on how to implement and use the updated interfaces.
5. Create sample implementations or use cases demonstrating the interfaces' application in real-world scenarios.

Tasks:

• Review and assess the current domain interfaces for User, Role, and Permission.
• Design and document the UserRole and RolePermission interface structures.
• Integrate relationship interfaces into the existing User and Role interfaces.
• Update the README with documentation on the updated interfaces and their usage.
• Provide examples or sample code snippets demonstrating the use of the new interfaces.

Additional Notes:

• Consider the implications of many-to-many relationships and how they are represented in TypeScript interfaces.
• Ensure that the interfaces are flexible enough to accommodate future changes or expansions in the application's functionality.

Setup Permissions Data Access Library

Setup Permissions Data Access Library

Description:
To support the Permissions management system within the Valkyrix framework, we need to create a Data Access Library specifically for Permissions. This library will manage the persistence layer, handling CRUD operations for permissions, and ensuring efficient data handling and retrieval.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Implement the PermissionEntity class that adheres to the IPermission interface from the domain library.
2. Develop a PermissionService to facilitate CRUD operations on PermissionEntity, ensuring all data access is encapsulated within this service.
3. The library should be modular, allowing it to be easily integrated or replaced within the framework.
4. Ensure thorough documentation of the entity class and service in the README for easy integration by other developers.

Tasks:

• Create the PermissionEntity class implementing IPermission.
• Develop the PermissionService with methods for create, read, update, and delete operations.
• Write unit tests for the PermissionService to ensure reliability.
• Document the Data Access Library's setup and usage in the README.

Implement User Entity Class and CRUD Service in Data Access Library

Description:
The goal of this issue is to implement the User entity class and a corresponding CRUD service in the Data Access library. The entity class will implement the User interface from the domain library, ensuring consistency across the framework. The CRUD service will facilitate the Create, Read, Update, and Delete actions on the User entity.

Acceptance Criteria:

1. The User entity class is created, implementing the User interface from the domain library.
2. The entity class includes necessary fields and annotations for database operations.
3. A CRUD service is implemented, providing methods for handling user data (create, read, update, delete).
4. The service interacts correctly with the database and the User entity class.
5. Unit tests are written for both the entity class and the CRUD service to ensure functionality.

Tasks:

• Set up the initial structure for the Data Access library (repository, configuration files, etc.).
• Create the User entity class implementing the User interface from the domain library.
• Define fields and database annotations in the User entity class.
• Develop the CRUD service with methods for managing user data.
• Write unit tests for the entity class and CRUD service.
• Document the implementation and usage in the Data Access library's README file.