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Table of Contents 4 The Story behind the Succinctly Series of Books 7 taying on the cutting edge 7 Information is plentiful but harder to digest 7 The Succinctly series 7 The best authors, the best content 7 Free forever 8 Free? What is the catch? 8 Let us know what you think 8 About the Author 9 Chapter 1 Introduction 10 What is Keystone.js? 10 Installing Node.js 10 Installing MongoDB 12 Installing Yeoman 13 Summary 13 Chapter 2 Creating Your First Project 14 Scaffolding an empty project 14 Application configuration 15 Launching the development server 16 Keystone.js administration site 18 Summary 20 Chapter 3 Data Modeling in Keystone.js 21 Defining models 21 Adding relationships to model 26 Keystone.js fields and data types 28 Keystone.js model extensions 29 Keystone.js model queries 31 Summary 36 Chapter 4 Templating with Swig 37 Basic template operations 37 Loops and control structures 38 Swig built-in filters 40 Template inheritance 40 Summary 43 Chapter 5 Working with Views 44 Defining URL routes 44 Building the list view 45 Building the detail view 48 Adding pagination links 50 Serving static files 54 Summary 54 Chapter 6 Forms and Validation 55 Handling form submissio
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- Author
- Manikanta Panati
- Publisher
- Syncfusion
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Stem
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