Series
Adding an API to an AdonisJS Web App
In this series, we'll add a API, using Opaque Access Tokens for authentication, to a preexisting web application. We'll implement dual-guard authentication, add a token management panel, and authenticate our API directly with an organization model!
AdonisJS Quick Tip
Quick tips, lessons, and screencasts covering specific topics on AdonisJS.
Building with AdonisJS & Inertia
We'll learn how to use InertiaJS with AdonisJS 6 to build a feature-complete application, called PlotMyCourse. Our application will use server-side rendering (SSR), Vue 3, and Shadcn-Vue. It'll feature organizations, drag-and-drop, and lots of forms.
AdonisJS In 30
In this series, we'll highlight various features and functionalities in AdonisJS you can complete in about 30 minutes or less.
Let's Learn AdonisJS 6
In this series, we'll learn AdonisJS 6 step-by-step in a beginner-friendly way. Covering topics like routing, controllers, services, EdgeJS, Lucid ORM, forms, filtering, authentication, etc.
Let's Learn AdonisJS 5
Learn AdonisJS 5 in-depth as we step through all the major functionalities of the framework in-depth. Learn about Routing, Controllers, Lucid, Auth, and much more.
HTMX & AdonisJS Filters
In this mini-series, we'll learn how to install HTMX within an AdonisJS project. Once installed, we'll implement a basic filtering system with AdonisJS and initiate form handlers with HTMX to update our DOM.
Let's Build with AdonisJS
Livestreams where we build applications using AdonisJS 5. Starting out, we'll be rebuilding Adocasts, formerly called Jagr.Co.
AdonisJS 5 Infinite Load
In this two-part mini-series, we'll be creating an infinite load functionality within our AdonisJS 5 application. We'll make use of a Model Factory & Seeder to make dummy data. We'll then use our Model's paginate method to easily track our progress
Lessons
User-Defined Relationship Loading
In this lesson, we'll let our users tell us which relationships they'd like to get back in our lesson search. We'll also discuss how to handle nested relationships and what to watch out for.
Filtering Lessons by Publication Date
In this lesson, we'll add the ability to search lessons by their publish date and time. We'll utilize before and after properties to allow for filtering that can look forward, backward, or within a specific date range on our lesson's publish at column.
Searching and Filtering Lessons
In this lesson, we'll take the filters we've created thus far and apply them to a new lessons search endpoint. We'll be able to search our lessons by name, status, access level, and module.
Filtering by a Number or Array of Numbers
In this lesson, we'll implement our number filtering system in which we'll allow our search APIs to accept a single number or an array of numbers to filter the data by. To validate this, we'll use the union rule from VineJS.
Advanced String Filtering
In this lesson, we upgrade our course name filter to support both simple strings and advanced object-based queries using VineJS’ union rule. This allows users to specify not just what to search for, but how to search for it.
Basic Course Search & Filter
In this lesson, we'll add a new search endpoint for our courses and enable some basic filter functionality along with it. We'll be able to search by course name likeness, status, difficulty, and/or access level.
Getting A Module's Lessons
In this lesson, we'll remove our lesson's index method in favor of a module method whose purpose will be to fetch a module's specific lessons in their stored order.
Getting Just Course Modules & Lessons
In this lesson, we'll remove our GET module route, using the except method on our resource. Then we'll refactor to add a GetModules action
Course Module Nested Resource
In this lesson, we'll work on nested resourceful endpoints for our course modules. We'll add endpoints to create, update, patch, and deleting modules from a specific course.
Snippets
Accessing Lucid's Knex Connection Client
Ever need to directly access KnexJS, the query builder Lucid wraps around? Here's how you can do it!
Using Transaction Events To Defer Actions
We can bind handlers to transaction events to easily defer specific actions until after the transaction has been committed and our changes have persisted to the database.