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cf-api

v2.5.0

Published

A pluggable JSON API server

Downloads

471

Readme

cf-api

A pluggable JSON API server

This is CatfishApi but without all of the bloat and a simple API to register plugins. Everything becomes a plugin.

Installation

npm install --save cf-api

Usage

var createApi = require('cf-api')

var api = createApi(options)
  server = api.initialize()

server.get('/', homepage)
server.post('/form', submit)

// This tells the api that you've finised adding your routes
// and you now want it to add the error handling middleware
server.emit('preBoot')

server.listen(port)

API API

var api = createApi(Object: options)

Create an API instance. There are two options available:

  • checkOrigin - a function with the signature function (url, cb) {} to check req.headers.origin. cb(null, true) to allow and origin, cb(null, false) to deny an origin. Defaults to cb(null, true) for all requests, meaning all cross-domain requests are allowed. It is up to the user to implement their whitelist/blacklist.
  • logger - a logger object with methods debug(), info(), warn() and error() (default: console).
  • maxBodySize - an option to be passed along to the body-parser json middleware function. If this is a number it will be the number of bytes, otherwise it will be parsed by the bytes module (default: undefined which falls back to the body parser default of '100kB').

For backwards compatibility, the allowedDomains option still works and generates a checkOrigin function for you.

api.initialize()

Create and return the server.

Changelog

2.0.0

  • Plugin interface now totally removed. Application components are registered outside of the scope of this module.
  • User must call server.emit('preBoot') after all routes have been added to make tell the api to add the last piece of middleware: the error handler. This is due to a change in Express 4.

1.1.0

  • API now allows binary request bodies as well as json

1.0.1

  • Fixed cors middleware not terminating preflight requests. Do not use 1.0.0, please upgrade.

1.0.0

  • Added checkOrigin option in place of allowedDomains. Latter is still supported for compatibility.

Pre 1.0.0

  • Unstable!

Credits

Built by developers at Clock.

Licence

Licensed under the New BSD License