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api-made-easy

v1.1.4

Published

Node.js utility functions commonly used in API development.

Downloads

30

Readme

Api Utilities

Node.js utility functions commonly used in API development.

Supported Language Features

This project uses JavaScript ES6

Install

> npm install --save api-made-easy 

Run tests

> npm run test 

Run examples

> node request/body/example

Usage

Body intersection

Creates a new object from a given object by inclusion.

const Body = require('api-made-easy');
const intersection = require('api-made-easy').intersection;

const bodyRequest = {
  name: 'Peter Parker',
  grades: ['a', 'c'],
  age: null,
  dob: undefined,
  roles: [],
};

const bodyIntersection = Body(intersection(bodyRequest));
const nameNGrades = bodyIntersection(['name', {grades: 'scores']);
const ageNdob = bodyIntersection(['age', 'dob']);
const address = bodyIntersection(['address']);
console.log(nameNGrades); // { name: 'Peter Parker', scores: [ 'a', 'c' ] }
console.log(ageNdob); // { age: null, dob: undefined }
console.log(address); // { address: undefined }

Body Difference

Creates a new object from a given object by exclusion.

const Body = require('api-made-easy').Body;
const difference = require('api-made-easy').difference;

const bodyDifference = Body(difference(bodyRequest));
const bodyWithNoRoles = bodyDifference(['roles']);
console.log(bodyWithNoRoles);
/*
{   name: 'Peter Parker',
    grades: [ 'a', 'c' ],
    age: null,
    dob: undefined
}
*/

StandardResponse

StandardResponse wraps all http-responses into successful 200-http-responses. So, the caller-client decides the next step. Also, StandardResponse could return the original request.

Upon receiving 400's or 500's http-response-codes, some frameworks will re send the request automatically again and again . With the StandardResponse the caller-client can modify this behaviour.

const {StandardResponse,createSuccessResponse, 
       createErrorResponse} = require('api-made-easy');

const happyResponse = new StandardResponse(
    true,         //success
    'All good',   //sucess message option
    {id: 1},      //response
    {id:1, name: 'Peter Parker'}, //Context Info
    true          //Include orignal request in response
).getResponse();

const successResponse = createSuccessResponse(
    {id: 1},      //response
    {id:1, name: 'Peter Parker'}, //Context Info
    'success message"  //Optional
)

const errorResponse = createErrorResponse(
    'error Message',      
    {id:1, name: 'Peter Parker'} //Context Info
)

Header

Utility functions for handling headers

Json Web Token Header

const JWt = require('api-made-easy').Headers.JWt;
console.log(JWt('tk12345'));
/*
{ 'Content-Type': application/json,
  'Accept': application/json,
  'Authorization': 'Bearer tk12345'
}
*/
console.log(JWt('tk12345',false));
/*
{ 'Content-Type': application/json,
  'Accept': application/json,
  'Authorization': 'tk12345'
}
*/