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ReactJS NTC V2

ReactJS NTC V2

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ReactJS NTC V2

ReactJS NTC V2 is a lightweight VS Code extension that seeds React/Express workshop projects with ready-to-use AWS helper snippets and a sample command. It targets students who repeatedly scaffold the same DynamoDB/S3 boilerplate when building CRUD dashboards.

Features

  1. Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
  2. npx express-generator -v ejs .

Snippet Catalog

Prefix Description
aws_config_1 Load dotenv, configure DynamoDBClient, S3Client, and export shared clients.
aws_middleware_2 Multer memory storage middleware for file uploads.
aws_s3_upload_3 Helper to push buffers to S3 and return the public URL.
aws_s3_delete_4 Remove an object from S3 by key.
aws_controller_getall_5 getAllTicket controller with search, filter, and sort.
aws_controller_detail_6 Ticket detail fetch via GetCommand.
aws_controller_showadd_7 Render the add form with default errors.
aws_controller_add_8 Ticket creation logic, validation, discount calculation, and S3 image handling.
aws_controller_showedit_9 Prefill edit form with current ticket data.
aws_controller_edit_10 Update ticket record, optional image replacement, and S3 cleanup.
aws_controller_delete_11 Delete ticket by id.
aws_router_12 Express router wiring all ticket routes and middleware.
aws_app.js_13 Express app entry with view engine, middleware, and server bootstrap.
aws_view_indexTable_14 Ticket list view (table layout).
aws_view_indexCard_14 Ticket list view (card layout).
aws_view_add_15 Ticket creation form with validation messaging.
aws_view_edit_16 Ticket edit form showing current selection and image preview.
aws_view_detail_17 Ticket detail card with stock indicator.

Each snippet expands into a complete, commented template so you can mix and match the pieces you need without copying from old projects.

Requirements

  • Visual Studio Code $\ge$ 1.110.0.
  • Node.js 20+ (for local extension development or packaging).

Installation

  1. Download or clone this repository.
  2. Run pnpm install (or npm install) to fetch dev dependencies.
  3. Press F5 in VS Code to launch an Extension Development Host and test.
  4. Optionally package via vsce package and install the resulting .vsix.

Usage

  1. Open any JavaScript/TypeScript/HTML/EJS file.
  2. Type a snippet prefix (for example aws_config_1) and confirm with Tab or Enter.
  3. Adjust environment variables, table names, or validation messages as needed.
  4. Run the Hello World command from the Command Palette to confirm activation.

Commands

Identifier Title Description
reactjs-ntc-v2.helloWorld Hello World Shows a toast confirming the extension is active.

Extension Settings

This extension does not contribute settings. All behavior is contained within snippets and the sample command.

Known Issues

  • Snippets assume DynamoDB table EventTickets and environment variables such as AWS_REGION. Rename them after insertion to match your project.
  • Views reference public/stylesheets/style.css; ensure the asset exists before running the server.

Release Notes

0.0.1

  • Initial release with AWS boilerplate snippets and the Hello World verification command.

Contributing

  1. Fork and clone the repo.
  2. Create a topic branch.
  3. Run pnpm test (or npm test) to lint and execute the sample test suite.
  4. Submit a pull request describing the new snippet or enhancement.

License

MIT © IKPKITINTER

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