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@odata/client

v2.21.10

Published

OData(V2/V4) Client

Downloads

4,450

Readme

OData Client

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Javascript OData Client for OData (v2/v4) Service.

Installation

npm i -S @odata/client

Alternative, in native browser environment, just add unpkg or jsdeliver umd link to your page, and the OData object will be available in window.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@odata/client/lib/odata-client-umd.js"></script>

ODataClient

How to use @odata/client

Start with a simple query, following code start a GET http request, and asks the server to respond to all customers which phone number equals 030-0074321

import { OData } from "@odata/client"
// import "@odata/client/lib/polyfill" // server side polyfill

// odata.org sample odata service
const serviceEndpoint = "https://services.odata.org/V2/Northwind/Northwind.svc/"
const client = OData.New({ serviceEndpoint })

const runner = async () => {
  
  // Query by filter
  //
  // GET /Customers?$format=json&$filter=Phone eq '030-0074321'
  const filter = client.newFilter().property("Phone").eq("030-0074321");

  // just an example, suggest to use the EntitySet API
  const result = await client.newRequest({ // ODataRequest object
    collection: "Customers", // entity set
    params: client.newParam().filter(filter) // odata param
  })

}
// OData V4 client
const client = OData.New4({ serviceEndpoint: "https://odata-v4-demo-001.herokuapp.com/odata/" })

SystemQueryOption

use SystemQueryOption to control response size, element projection and order

go to the document

ODataFilter

use the ODataFilter to filter data

go to the document

EntitySet

use EntitySet to perform CRUD on a specific entity

go to the document

Batch requests

use odata $batch api for operating multi entities in single HTTP request, it will save a lot of time between client & server (In the case of processing a large number of requests).

go to the document

Advanced

some advanced topics

  • literal in uri
  • request interpreter
  • server side polyfill

go to the document

CHANGELOG

LICENSE

Thanks JetBrains