How to use @seagull/mode - 6 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @seagull/mode examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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.when(() => Mode.environment === 'pure' && !config.seed)
bind(Http) () => Mode.environment === 'cloud' || Mode.environment === 'connected'
) .when(() => Mode.environment === 'edge')
bind(S3)() =>
Mode.environment === 'cloud' ||
Mode.environment === 'connected' ||
Mode.environment === 'edge'
)export const createModeProvider = (
modeProviders: ModeProviders
): ClassProvider => ({
provide: modeProviders.cloud,
useClass: modeProviders[Mode.environment],
})private async setMode() {
const mode = (process.env.MODE || 'edge') as Environments
const setModeCmd = new SetMode('environment', mode)
await setModeCmd.execute()
}
}@seagull/mode
Definitions of different run modes for the Seagull Framework
