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puddle-crud

v1.0.0

Published

Corpus CRUD API wrapper

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5

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Puddle-crud

Corpus CRUD API wrapper

###Features: [X] Minimum dependencies [X] Can be connectd in a branched fashion, can't in circular
Returns a Crud class which is:
[X] has .on method to hook to events [X] emits: create,remove,update events [X] implements .create,.remove, .update methods [X] implements .getState method which returns internal state [X] implements .connect method which allows to bi-directionally bind it to another instance of same class. [X] Constructor takes optional initial hash [X] Object agnostic (does not care what to sync)

###Installation:

npm install puddle-crud
npm test        # optional

###Usage:

####Basic usage:

var Crud = require(‘puddle-crud’)
var uuid = require(‘node-uuid’)
var newId = uuid(); 
var initialHash = {uuid():Obj1, uuid():Obj2, ...};    
var crud = new Crud(initialHash);  //optionaly pass in init hash

crud.on('create', function (id,obj) {
    console.log('Create event called with ',obj);
})
crud.create(newId,Obj3); //here an event will fire and you'll see in Console
// Create event called with Obj3

crud.getState() // returns current state of the internal hash including added Obj3;

####Chaining: var Crud = require(‘puddle-crud’) var uuid = require(‘node-uuid’)
var initialHash = {uuid():Obj1, uuid():Obj2, ...};

var one = new Crud(initialHash);  //pass in init hash       
var two = new Crud();
var three = new Crud();

two.connect(one);    
three.getState() // {}
three.connect(two);        
three.getState() // {uuid():Obj1, uuid():Obj2, ...}; because .connect() pulls in other instance's state.

one.on('create', function (id,obj) {
    console.log('One got an object ',obj);
})
three.on('create', function (id,obj) {
    console.log('Three got an object ',obj);
})

//events propogate through the chain
one.create(uuid(),obj) // 'Three got an object obj'

//both ways
three.create(uuid(),obj) // 'One got an object obj'         
        

Contributors

Puddle was factored out of Pomagma in 2014.

License

Copyright 2013-2014 Fritz Obermeyer. Puddle is licensed under the MIT license.