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metageo-core

v0.0.4

Published

provides the core API and functions for metageo

Downloads

5

Readme

metageo-core Build Status

Provides the core api metageo.

Usage

metageo-core is a hapi plugin and exposes the following properties

  • eventController - A generic event handler that event schemas can uses initaited from generic handlers. For example see the social schema
  • models - the mongoose models
  • mongoose - the mongoose instance. You should use this instance to avoid opening multiple connection to the DB.
  • utils - a few random utilities. see here

Example Usage for metageo-core inside another hapi plugin

//require an mongoose schema
myNewEventSchema = require('myNewEventSchema')

exports.register = function(plugin, option, next){
    var core = plugin.plugins['metageo-core'];
    //create a controller for your new schema
    controller = new (core.eventController)({model : myNewEventSchema});
    
    //add some routes
    plugin.route({
      method: "GET",
      path: "/api/event/myNewEventType/{_id}",
      config:{
        handler: controller.findOne
      }
    });
 }

Rest API

See the full documentation here. The following endpoints are made avalible.

  • /session - manages sessions
  • /user - manages user CRUD
  • /event - forwords event CRUD to the proper handler
  • /events - aggergates events
  • /lists CRUD for lists

Tests

Tests are done with mocha.
To run npm test