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Plugin Event Hierarchy

We have two main event hierarchies in our Data Service Generator (DSG) service: one for Node.js services and one for .NET services. Each of these hierarchies includes events to create the server's files and, in the case of Node.js, the admin-ui files.

Node.js Event Hierarchy​

For Node.js services, we have two main events: one for the server creation and the other for the admin-ui creation. These events are running simultaneously, and there is no guarantee which will finish first.

Each of these main events includes other events to create the server's files and the admin-ui files (in our source code, it is sometimes referred to as modules).

For a complete list of Node.js events, descriptions, parameters, and examples, refer to the Node.js Plugin Events Reference section.

The following diagram represents the execution order of the events in DSG for Node.js:

A Diagram of Node.js Plugins Events

.NET Event Hierarchy​

For .NET services, the event hierarchy is focused on server-side generation. It includes events for creating various components of the .NET service, such as controllers, services, database models, and infrastructure elements.

Key events in the .NET hierarchy include:

  1. CreateServer: The main event for creating the .NET server.
  2. CreateProgramFile: Creates the main program file for the .NET application.
  3. CreateEntityController and CreateEntityService: Create controllers and services for each entity.
  4. CreateServerAuth: Sets up authentication for the .NET server.

The order of execution is deterministic and events run synchronously. For a complete list of .NET events, descriptions, parameters, and examples, refer to the .NET Plugin Events Reference page.

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The event hierarchies for Node.js and .NET are distinct and tailored to the specific needs and structures of each platform.