section | status |
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Node.js |
released |
Reference Documentation { .subtitle}
As an application developer you'd primarily use the Node.js APIs documented herein to implement domain-specific custom logic along these lines:
- Define services in CDS → see Cookbook > Providing & Consuming Services
- Add service implementations →
cds.Service
> Implementations - Register custom event handlers in which →
srv.on
/before
/after
- Read/write data from other services in which →
srv.run
+cds.ql
- ..., that is from your primary database →
cds.DatabaseService
- ..., that is from other connected services →
cds.RemoteService
- Emit and handle asynchronous events →
cds.MessagingService
All the rest is largely handled by the CAP runtime framework behind the scenes.
This especially applies to bootstrapping the cds.server
and the generic features
provided through cds.ApplicationService
.