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buncher

v1.0.2

Published

node.js module that collects remote data from different sources and can check it with JSON Schema

Downloads

3

Readme

buncher

buncher collects data from different sources and accumulates it into one object. Will not return keys for incorrect items: incorrect URL, code is not 200, invalid data. These keys will be in err object.

Example:

get([
    { name: 'name1', url: "http://url-to.json", schema: 'tests/schema/name.json' },
    // type 'plain' means it will not be parsed as JSON
    { name: 'name2', url: "http://url-to.html/xml", type: 'plain' }
], function( err, results ) {
    console.log( results.name1 );   // parsed and checked JSON from name1
    console.log( results.name2 );   // plain HTML from name2
});

Methods

get( links, callback[, options ] )

links

Type: Array

Array of objects with URLs to get data from:

{
    "name"    : "String, required. Property name in result object",
    "url"     : "Srting, required. URL to get data from",
    "type"    : "String, optional. Set it to 'plain', if the result shouldn't be parsed as JSON",
    "schema"  : "String, optional. Path to file with JSON Schema. Absolute or relative from process working directory, e.g. server.js",
    "timeout" : "Number, optional. Request timeout for this exact link"
}

callback

Type: Function

Gets err and results aas arguments. err contains errors in err[ link.name ].errors array and results contains data in results[ link.name ].

options

Type: Object

Optional.

{
    "timeout"  : "Number. HTTP request timeout. Default is 5000. Can be redefined for links",
    "request"  : "Object. 'Request' object to get cookies from",
    "oninvalid": function( link, validationResult ) {
        // called on every validation error
        // send email, for example
    }
}