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angular2-data

v0.0.4

Published

A datastore for angular2

Downloads

7

Readme

angular2-data

This is project is a data layer for angular2. It's still early times, but comes with an example project based on the Heroes tutorial from the angular2 documentation.

Installation

npm install angular2-data

Usage

You'll need to create a Store which you can inject into a component or service. Use the StoreConfig to set the baseURL.

import {Injectable} from 'angular2/core';
import {Store, StoreConfig} from "angular2-data";

@Injectable()
@StoreConfig({
  baseURL: "http://localhost:8000"
})
export class MyStore extends Store {

  constructor(public http: Http) {}

}

The constructor is required so that the store is injected with an Http service.

To use a store, you'll need a model:

import {Model} from "angular2-data";
import _ from "underscore";

@Model({
  path: "/things",
  payloadKey: "thing"
})
class Thing {
  constructor(props) {
    // yeah, yeah, kinda gross I know.
    _.extend(this, props);
  }
}

export default Thing;

You can then retrieve and create models.

this.store.query(Thing).subscribe( (things) => {
  console.log(things);
  this.things = things;
});

this.store.find(Thing, 1).subscribe( (thing) => {
  console.log(thing);
  this.thing = thing;
});

this.store.create(new Thing({name: "Bob"})).subscribe((thing) => {
  this.createdThing = thing;
});

TODONE

  • Tests (thank to angular2-testing, jasmine, and rollup!)
  • update

TODO

  • Delete
  • Relationships
  • jsonapi support
  • Identity cache
  • server sent updates