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dagger

v0.0.17

Published

Dagger is one half of a minimal API server layer for node.js, with emphasis on minimal.

Downloads

88

Readme

Dagger

Minimal API web server framework for Node.js

** Alpha, use at your own risk **

Dagger is the backend of a minimal web API server for rapidly prototyping super-lightweight node.js services.

Dagger offers:

  • The ability to rapidly develop web APIs and flexibly integrate services of all types in minimal time.
  • An incredibly tight end product. None of the dependency bloat or slow startup of Express.js
  • Predictability, readability and maintainability of its code.

Express and other web frameworks encourage anti-patterns like the Connect-style responder chain, which distributes portions of the request-parsing and response-generating code into vastly different (sometimes opaque) places in your source and decreases predictability (and maintainability.) Dagger is totally focused on making the HTTP request-response paradigm straightforward, even in the most complex cases. Nobody modifies the request or messes with the response but you.

Installation

npm install dagger

Usage

var server = new Dagger.Server(		{	"/": 		homeServer,
										"static":	staticServer,
										"api": 		new Dagger.Router(
													{
														"/users": Dagger.APIEndpoint(users.getAll, users),
														"/users/:username": Dagger.APIEndpoint(users.getByName, users),
													}),
									},
									8000
								);

function getAll(request, response, args, callback)
{
	storageLayer.users.all(function(err, users)
	{
		if(err)
			return(callback(undefined, 500));	//return HTTP 500 and no data
		
		if(users.length == 0)
			return(callback([], 404));	//return HTTP 404 and an empty list

		callback(users);	//returning HTTP 200 is the default
	});
}

function getByName(request, response, args, callback)
{
	storageLayer.users.some({name: args.url.username}, function(err, user)
	{
		if(err)
			return(callback(undefined, 500));	//return HTTP 500 and no data
		
		callback(user);
	}
}