feat(boot): add more helper methods for model and application booters #5432
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raymondfeng
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applicationBooter method to BootMixin
bajtos
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May 15, 2020
| constructor() { | ||
| super(); | ||
| this.projectRoot = __dirname; | ||
| this.applicationBooter(app); |
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Should the method name start with a verb, e.g. this.addApplicationBooter?
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Again, I choose a noun to be consistent with other methods.
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This further simplifies how a main application can boot sub-applications. The idea was from @bajtos in one of the comments (I cannot find it anymore :-).
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