I am back with our third issue of the AdonisJS newsletter. This time there are quite a few things to share. So let’s jump right onto them.
August release
The highlight of the August release is AdonisJS Drive. I have talked a bit about Drive in the past and also during the release. However, here is a small introduction screencast on Drive.
A gentle introduction to AdonisJS drive and the use cases it serves.Please read the documentation for detailed information and usage guides https://docs.adon…
Add drive usage example to the file uploads documentation.
Re-write schema migrations guide from scratch to be more thorough.
And a few improvements to other parts of the documentation. You can see the complete commit here.
Let's learn AdonisJS
Tom Gobich from jagr.co has started a new in-depth series covering all the framework topics. I highly recommend watching these screencasts if you are new to the framework.
Learn AdonisJS 5 in-depth as we step through all the major functionalities of the framework in-depth. Learn about Routing, Controllers, Lucid, Auth, and much more.
Adonis Stardust allows you to share your AdonisJS routes with the client side JavaScript application.
Adonis Credentials let you store and share encrypted environment variables within your AdonisJS applications.
Adonis Ally Apple is a community built Ally driver to implement login with Apple.
Pick
This month’s pick is MailHog. MailHog is an email-testing tool with a fake SMTP server that catches the outgoing emails and makes them available to you via their Web interface or Rest API.
So, during development, you can use the AdonisJS SMTP Mail driver and set the host/port to the MailHog server. Now, all the emails will be forwarded to MailHog (instead of delivering to the actual recipients), and you can view them inside their Web interface.
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