AdonisJS Framework

@adonisjs.com

A fully featured @nodejs.org framework for creating bespoke backend applications in record time. Created by @iamvirk.bsky.social. Learn on @adocasts.com

AdonisJS documentation about routing with LLM only text

$// ❌ Error: Importing backend code in frontend files is not allowed import User from '#models/user' import { UserService } from '../../app/services/user_service' // ✅ Correct - type-only imports are allowed import type { User } from '#models/user' import type { UserService } from '../../app/services/user_service' // ✅ Correct - imports pointing to inertia/ are allowed import { Button } from '#components/button' // if #components/* -> ./inertia/components/* import { utils } from '../utils'$

import app from '@adonisjs/core/services/app'
import router from '@adonisjs/core/services/router'
import { SessionCollection } from '@adonisjs/session'

router.post('/logout-other-devices', async ({ auth, session, response }) => {
const user = auth.user!
const sessionCollection = await app.container.make(SessionCollection)

const sessions = await sessionCollection.tagged(String(user.id))

for (const s of sessions) {
if (s.id !== session.sessionId) {
await sessionCollection.destroy(s.id)
}
}

return response.redirect().back()
})
import app from '@adonisjs/core/services/app'
import router from '@adonisjs/core/services/router'
import { SessionCollection } from '@adonisjs/session'

router.post('/logout-other-devices', async ({ auth, session, response }) => {
const user = auth.user!
const sessionCollection = await app.container.make(SessionCollection)

const sessions = await sessionCollection.tagged(String(user.id))

for (const s of sessions) {
if (s.id !== session.sessionId) {
await sessionCollection.destroy(s.id)
}
}

return response.redirect().back()
})

The “Let’s Learn AdonisJS 6” course on Adocasts. The course is marked as Beginner level, with 113 lessons totaling 14 hours and 11 minutes. Description mentions learning AdonisJS 6 step-by-step, covering routing, controllers, services, EdgeJS, Lucid ORM, forms, filtering, authentication, etc. Hashtags include #vite, #markdown, #redis. Buttons for “Start Series”, “Repository”, and “YouTube” are displayed. A sidebar lists modules: Introduction, Fundamentals, EdgeJS views, Database & Lucid ORM, ORM Relationships, Forms, Authentication, Filtering & Pagination, User Watchlist, User Profiles, Admin Panel.

RyanCavanaugh writting : "I don't think we're going to have decorator metadata in ES decorators. It's unlikely. Not impossible, but very unlikely. We are increasingly moving away from any type-based emit in all forms; it's slow, error-prone, impossible for third-party tools to replicate, and not standardized.

emitDecoratorMetadata is documented as experimental, and also requires you to set another flag with experimental in the name. Features don't stop becoming experimental due to the passage of time -- if we thought they were not experimental, we would have renamed them. They're still experimental, and it's still up to each developer to understand the consequences of taking dependencies on features that are not considered stable.

We tried for a very long time to align the TC39 decorator proposal with the experimental decorators that originated in TypeScript. The committee didn't land on something that exactly aligns with what we have, with one...."

A promotional banner for the 'Building with AdonisJS & Inertia' course on Adocasts. The course is labeled as 'Intermediate' and includes 91 lessons totaling 14 hours and 5 minutes. The description states that learners will use InertiaJS with AdonisJS 6 to build a full-featured application named PlotMyCourse, incorporating server-side rendering (SSR), Vue 3, and Shadcn-Vue. The course covers organizations, drag-and-drop features, and extensive form handling.

Code example showing that we removed the top-level "where" method since it may cause issue with automatically added where clause.

Code example showing that now, any query made by the Query Building will have the added constraint automatically added.

Code example showing the creation of a new QueryClient instance, forcing a query constraint on all query and then binding the new instance to our Dependency Injection Container.

npm i @adonisjs/inertia@latest # and your inertia adapter
npm i @adonisjs/vite@latest vite@latest

A card with the AdonisJS core repository's description and a picture of all core contributors

npm downloads chart showing a great increase since AdonisJS 6 release

ViteJS website showcasing all frameworks that use it, with AdonisJS featured among them

import { BaseModel, column } from "@adonisjs/lucid/orm";
import { ObjectType, Field } from "@foadonis/graphql/decorators";
import { DateTime } from "luxon";

@ObjectType()
export default class Recipe extends BaseModel {
@column({ isPrimary: true })
@Field((type) => ID)
declare id: string;

@column()
@Field()
declare title: string;

@column()
@Field({ nullable: true })
declare description: string | null;

@column()
@Field(() => [String])
declare ingredients: string[];
}

import { ApiProperty, ApiOptionalProperty } from "@foadonis/openapi";

export default class Post {
@ApiProperty()
id: number;

@ApiProperty()
title: string;

@ApiOptionalProperty()
content?: string;
}

$export class BillingController { async checkout({ auth, request, view }: HttpContext) { const user = auth.getUserOrFail() const checkout = await user .newSubscription() .price('price_tshirt') .quantity(5) .checkout() return view.render('pages/checkout', { checkout }) } }$