Provides a helpful CLI interface for common tasks such as seeding the schema and generating the application rlay-client ORM.

See here for the documentation for the Rlay Client Library.

npm install --g @rlay/utils

The typical flow is to first call rlay-seed to submit the schema and create the CIDs for the schema entities such as Class, Annotation, DataProperty, ObjectProperty and so on. Afterwards rlay-generate uses that output file to instantiate the custom rlay client from that schema via rlay-client-lib.

Rlay Utils exposes the following commands:

rlay-generate takes two inputs, (1) the output of rlay-seed stored as a .json and (2) the path to the seed file which served as input for the rlay-seed command. It then generates a .js file as output that exports the instantiated custom rlay client with the seeded schema.

The input and output information can be controlled via the following options:

• --seed-file-output: path to the file that contains the output of the rlay-seed command. Default: ./generated/seed.json
• --seed-file: path to the file that served as input for the rlay-seed command. Default: ./seed.js
• --output: path to the file where the generated rlay client should be written to. Default: ./generated/rlay-client/index.js

You can then require the generated file in your application. Example:

const defaultClient = require('./generated/rlay-client'); // for the default client
const { getClient } = require('./generated/rlay-client'); // for configuring your own custom client

const customClient = getClient({ ...config });
// calling getClient({ ...config }) anywhere else in your code with the same config will always return the same instance.
// You can create as many custom clients as you like

Example of a { ...config }:

{
  address: '0xc02345a911471fd46c47c4d3c2e5c85f5ae93d13',
  backend: 'myneo4j',
  RpcUrl: 'https://localhost:8546',
  storeLimit: 50,
  readLimit: 50
}