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@agrippa-io/rest-request

v1.0.0

Published

Http Module wrapped for making RESTful requests to RESTful API Applications following the Aggripa Request patterns and conventions

Downloads

4

Readme

edisen-rest-request

Used to make requests to REST Express applications following edisen-api-express REST conventions defined by the San Diego Edisen Development Team.

Components

edisen-rest-request contains the following components:

  • ActionObject - A class responsible for validating ActionRequest configuration
  • ActionRequest - A class responsible for building and firing RESTful API Requests

ActionObject

ActionObject is constructed using a single argument object named props. props has a limited set of valid properties

resource [optional]

The API Resource for which to perform the request

method [optional]

HTTP Method used for the ActionRequest. The provided value match the HTTP Methods available in the axios library.

method options

The provided value must be in CONSTANT_CASE:

  • POST - Sends data for the API
  • GET - Retrieves data from the API
  • PUT - Sends data to update a resource in the API
  • DELETE - Removes data from the API

type [optional]

A single Action Type from the /constants/types.action enumeration used to determine which type of URL Pattern to contstruct.

type options

The provided value must be in CONSTANT_CASE:

  • LIST - Used for data interaction with multiple records
  • RESOURCE - Used for data interaction with a single record
  • SUB_RESOURCE - Used for data interaction with a RESOURCE's SUB_RESOURCE (Association)
  • ACTION - Used to perform a Remote Procedural Call

subResource [optional]

The name of the SUB_RESOURCE used for data interaction. This is required for when type: TYPES_ACTION.SUB_RESOURCE

data [optional]

The HTTP Request Body. Required for POST and PUT requests.

params [optional]

An object with values keyed by URL Param variable names.

For example, /resouce/:id/subResource accepts a URL Param variable named id.

The params object would be:

{
  id: 'resource-id-123'
}

query

Accepts an object of parameters to append to the URL Query

For example, the following query:

{
  minAge: 21,
  maxAge: 65,
  sex: 'female',
  deparment: ['Development', 'DevOps', 'Hardware'] 
}

would construct a URL Query create: ?minAge=21&maxAge=65&sex=female&department[]=Development&department[]=DevOps&department[]=Hardware

sort

Accepts an object of sort parameters appended to the URL Query

{
  sortOrder: 'ASC' || 'DESC',   // Accending or Descending
  sortBy: 'createdAt'           // Property to sort by
}

paging

Accepts an object of paging parameters appended to the URL Query

{
  page: 3,      // Page number to return (Zero-based)
  pageSize: 20  // Number of records returned per page
}

urlPattern [optional]

Used to override the default URL Pattern construction that applies the conventions set forth by ExpressREST

Usage - Standard

Using the standard usage of the edisen-rest-request library requires a minimum of the following configuration:

import request, {
  TYPES_ACTION,
  TYPES_HTTP_METHOD
} from '@onevigor/edisen-rest-request'

async function getAssets() {
  // Constructs the Standard Request with minimal props
  const getAssetsConfig = {
    resource: 'Asset',
    type: TYPE_ACTION.LIST,
    method: TYPE_HTTP_METHODS.GET
  }

  // Construct the Request
  // Generates Request: `GET /assets`
  const getAssetsRequest = request(getAssetsConfig)

  // Execute the Request by awaiting request.perform()
  return await getAssetsRequest.perform()
}

To create the URL:

GET /assets/asset-id-123/metadata_requirements&sortOrder=ASC&sortBy=createdAt&pageSize=5&page=0

The

// Create the ActionRequest object
const getAssetMetadata = new ActionRequest({
    urlPattern: '/resource/:id/subResource',
    resource: 'Asset',
    type: 'subResource', // LIST, ITEM, ACTION, SUB_RESOURCE
    subResource: 'MetadataRequirements',
    method: 'GET', // GET, PUT, POST, DELETE
    params: {
        id: 'asset-id-123'
    },
    sort: {
        sortOrder: 'ASC',
        sortBy: 'createdAt'
    },
    paging: {
        pageSize: 5,
        page: 0
    }
})

    getAssetMetadata.action
    return await getAssetMetadata.perform()

Usage - URL Override