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httplink

v0.0.1

Published

`Link` HTTP Header constructor for your Restfull APIs

Downloads

176

Readme

httplink

Link HTTP Header constructor for your Restfull APIs.

Build Status

Constructs the Link HTTP Header so your API can be discoverable, check out rfc5988.

Getting Started

Install the module with:

npm install httplink --save

Examples

var Link = require('httplink');

var link = new Link();

var result = link.protocol('http')
  .data({next: 5, previous: 3})
  .host('www.google.com')
  .port(80)
  .path('/search')
  .rel('next')
  .next()
  .rel('previous')
  .end()
  .get();

The variable result will now contain this string:

<http://www.google.com/search?page=5>; rel="next"'
, <http://www.google.com/search?page=3>; rel="previous"

Newline was added for presentation reasons, there is no newline in the actual string.

The methods have to be invoked in the order as demonstrated above. The value of the rel() method must be a key that can be found by the data() method.

Check out the tests for a more detailed demonstration of how this works.

Release History

  • v0.0.1, 23 Feb 2014
    • Big Bang

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Thanasis Polychronakis. Licensed under the MIT license.