https://github.com/softchris/node-snippets
repo that contains the node snippets you can install for vscode
https://github.com/softchris/node-snippets
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repo that contains the node snippets you can install for vscode
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/softchris/node-snippets
- Owner: softchris
- License: mit
- Created: 2018-11-25T17:18:13.000Z (over 7 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2025-03-12T21:57:38.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-04-28T16:58:15.456Z (about 1 year ago)
- Size: 10.4 MB
- Stars: 12
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 6
- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# node-snippets
This is an extension meant to give you some awesome NodeJS snippets
## NEW - generative AI commands
The following commands have been added in 1.4.0:
- `node-genai-response-api-app`, generates a response API app,
- `node-genai-response-api-client`, generates a response API, only the client part.
- `node-genai-response-api-response`, generates a response API, only the response part.
- `node-genai-chat-messages`, is a list of chat messages sent to the LLM.
- `node-genai-chat-app`, generates a chat app.
- `node-genai-github-models`, generates a chat app that you can run in GitHub Codespaces or
Try out a fun free course on Generative AI + JavaScript, it features:
- Lessons on fundamentals of Generative AI including RAG
- It has a companion app that lets you interact with historical characters like Ada Lovelace and Leonardo Da Vinci.
- It has a fun time travelling narrative.
> Check it out at [Generative AI For JavaScript](https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-with-javascript)
## Contact
If you find issues please report them on the GitHub repo.
If you have any comments like feature requests or feedback on theses snippets please contact me on:
- **Twitter** at [chris_noring](https://twitter.com/chris_noring).
- **Linked In** at [Chris Noring](https://uk.linkedin.com/in/christoffer-noring-3257061)
Remember these snippets are for all of you, so if you feel that they could be even better, don't hesitate to let me know :)
/Chris
## Features
A collection of NodeJS snippets
The following commands are available:
- `node-express`, creates an express server
- `node-express-get`, creates GET route
- `node-express-get-params`, creates a GET route and shows how to access parameters
- `node-express-post`, creates a POST route
- `node-express-post-params`, creates a POST route and shows how to access the body
- `node-express-post-params-alt`, creates a POST route, shows how to access the body, works for express 4.16 and above
- `node-express-put-params`, creates a PUT route, shows how to access body.
- `node-express-delete-params`, creates a DELETE route, shows how to access route parameter.
- `node-express-query-params`, creates a POST route, shows how to access query parameters.
- `node-express-middleware-logger`, creates an example middleware
- `node-express-middleware-error`, creates an error handling middleware
- `node-http-server`, creates a simple HTTP server
- `node-file-read-sync`, reads a file synchronously
- `node-file-read-async`, reads a file asynchronously, with a callback
- `node-event-emitter`, creates an event emitter, emit events and shows to subscribe to said event
- `node-promise-create`, creates a Promise
- `node-promise-shorthand`, creates a Promises using the static methods `resolve()` and `reject()`
- `node-promise-all`, resolves a list of Promises using the `Promise.all([])` method
- `node-async-await`, using async/await
- `node-express-schema-validation`, adding schema validation for express, read more about the usage of schema validation with `Joi` at https://github.com/hapijs/joi
- `node-regex-test-digits`, invokes the `test()` method that tests whether a string matches a regular expression on digits.
- `node-regex-test-word`, invokes the `test()` method that tests whether a string matches a regular expression on word boundaries.
- `node-regex-match`, invokes the method `match()` on a regular expression to find a file extension
- `node-regex-match-named-group`, invokes the method `match()` on a regular expression and place it in a group called `exteension`.
- `node-http-quark`, creates a HTTP app using the framework [quarkhttp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/quarkhttp),
- `node-http-quark-get`, adds a GET route to your [quarkhttp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/quarkhttp) app
- `node-http-quark-post`, adds a POST route to your [quarkhttp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/quarkhttp) app
- `node-http-quark-put`, adds a PUT route to your [quarkhttp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/quarkhttp) app
- `node-http-quark-middleware`, adds a middleware to your [quarkhttp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/quarkhttp) app
- `node-jest-suite`, adds a test suite
- `node-jest-test`, adds a test
- `node-jest-test-expect`, adds a test with an expect
- `node-jest-expect`, adds an expect, using `toBe()`
- `node-jest-expect-to-equal`, adds expect, using `toEqual()`
- `node-jest-test-expect-to-equal`, adds a test with an expect, using `toEqual()`
- `node-jest-expect-to-throw`, adds an expect, using `toThrow()`
- `node-jest-test-expect-to-throw`, adds a test with an expect, using `toThrow()`,
- `node-jest-test-beforeAll`, adds a `beforeAll()`, this method runs before all tests
- `node-jest-test-afterAll`, adds a `afterAll()`, this method runs after all tests
- `node-supertest-init`, adds the initial imports for supertest and the app you are about to test. I assume the app you are about to test looks something like this:
```javascript
// app.js
const express = require('express')
const app = express();
// your route definitions
module.exports = app;
```
and that your file structure looks like this:
```bash
-| app.js // this is where the web app goes
-| __tests__/
---| app.js // this where the tests goes
```
- `node-supertest-beforeall`, configures supertest to use the app instance, this is a needed step to initialize supertest
- `node-supertest-aftereall`, ensures the web app closes down after the test run, this is a needed step.
- `node-supertest-testget`, an example of supertest testing a GET route
- `node-supertest-testgetwithparam`, an example of supertest testing a GET route with a route parameter
- `node-supertest-testpost`, an example of supertest testing a POST route with a payload
- `node-genai-response-api-app`, generates a response API app,
- `node-genai-response-api-client`, generates a response API, only the client part.
- `node-genai-response-api-response`, generates a response API, only the response part.
- `node-genai-chat-messages`, is a list of chat messages sent to the LLM.
- `node-genai-chat-app`, generates a chat app.
- `node-genai-github-models`, generates a chat app that you can run in GitHub Codespaces or locally if you create a personal access token.
## Release Notes
This is the release notes.
### 1.4.0
Adding generative Gen AI snippets.
### 1.3.3
Fix issues with interpolation
### 1.3.2
Adding typescript support. Thank you to @DrQubit for the suggestion
### 1.2.1
Adding supertest so you can easily test your API. Assumes using Express as web framework.
### 1.1.0
Adding Jest snippets and snippets for a micro HTTP framework, quarkhttp (can be installed from NPM)
### 0.0.5
correcting the docs
### 0.0.4
adding schema validation with the lib `Joi`
### 0.0.3
added promises and async
### 0.0.2
added repo and icon
### 0.0.1
some initial commands for express library but also things like `http`, file access and using `event-emitter`
## Publisher
Chris Noring
@chris_noring