This repository contains documents with general howtos on QEWD-Up/QEWD.js server setups.
If you want to try out QEWD-Up quickly, follow these instructions (in this order):
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QEWD-Up basic demo server setup with InterSystems IRIS (works with NuxtJS tutorial examples below)
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NuxtJS 2.x demo (the current active version)
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NuxtJS 3 demo (the new beta version)
- QEWD-Up basic demo server setup with InterSystems IRIS (works with NuxtJS tutorial examples below)
- QEWD-Up Conduit example server setup implementing the complete RealWorld Conduit back-end specification - with both REST and WebSocket endpoints.
For multi-page web apps, NuxtJS is a Node.js server to build very powerful applications using Vue.js in-page. Using the QEWD-Up demo server setup above as back-end, try out these tutorial examples using QEWD's WebSockets client:
- NuxtJS 2.x demo
- NuxtJS 3 demo (using the new beta version)
This framework integration provides a seamless connection to your IRIS/Caché database.
- Vue 2.x hello world example
- Vue 3.x hello world example
- Vue 2.x RealWorld Conduit example with REST back-end
- Vue 2.x RealWorld Conduit example with WebSocket back-end
- setting up your public QEWD-Up/QEWD.js server behind a reverse proxy
- starting all workers at QEWD-Up startup with the poolPrefork config option
- Standalone interactive WebSocket-based CRUD example
- Standalone microservices example
- Debugging your QEWD-Up server in VSCode
- Error handling in QEWD's master process and workers (TODO)
- Utility methods for function calls and returning responses (TODO)