Json API

Provides the implementation to communicate with an json api compatible endpoint. The package is build with axios as http client and utilizes jsonapi-serializer to normalize the results into javascript objectes.

Installation

Install this package using npm:

npm install @labor-digital/json-api

Usage

import {JsonApiState} from "./lib/JsonApiState"; 
import {JsonApi} from "./lib/JsonApi";

// Create the instance
const api = new JsonApi({baseUrl: "https://example.org/api/resources"});

// Request the resources of type "myResource" that are on page 2
// The query object has some types already defined but as specified in the json-api 
// definition, it can be extended with your own keys
const results = api.get("myResource", {page: {number: 2}});

// Iterate all results in the list and print the value of "myKey" into the console
results.forEach((result: JsonApiState) => {
    console.log(result.get("myKey"));
});

// You can also request a single resource by using the unique id as a lookup query
const state = api.getSingle("myResource", 12);
console.log(state.get("myKey"));

Documentation

The documentation / API can be found here but is also rendered at "./doc/index.html" for local usage

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