How to use the backend-js.setLogicalOperators function in backend-js
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if (typeof arguments[1] === 'string' || typeof arguments[2] === 'string') return {
dbType: arguments[0],
dbURI: arguments[1],
dbName: arguments[2]
};
if (started || !options) return backend;
if (!ModelControllerPath[options.type]) throw new Error('Invalid database type.');
started = true;
var ModelController = require(ModelControllerPath[options.type]);
module.exports.ComparisonOperators = ModelController.ComparisonOperators;
module.exports.LogicalOperators = ModelController.LogicalOperators;
module.exports.ComputationOperators = ModelController.ComputationOperators;
backend.setComparisonOperators(ModelController.ComparisonOperators);
backend.setLogicalOperators(ModelController.LogicalOperators);
backend.setComputationOperators(ModelController.ComputationOperators);
backend.setModelController(ModelController.getModelControllerObject(options, function () {
// if (!error) {
// } else {
// }
}), path);
return backend;
};backend-js
Backend-js is a layer built above expressjs to enable behaviours framework for nodejs applications.
