rapijs

This library is just a wrapper on Express. It helps you making REST APIs.

Okay, how do I use it?

Oh, that's pretty simple. I'll include some code from examples/01.js.

const express = require('express');
const rapijs  = require('rapijs');
const app     = express();

let myResource = rapijs.Resource({
	read: { customUrlParams: [], cb: (req, res) => {
		res.send({
			greeting: "Hi!"
		});
	}},
	create: { customUrlParams: [], cb: () => {}}
	update: { customUrlParams: [], cb: () => {}}
	del   : { customUrlParams: [], cb: () => {}}
});

app.use(express.json());
app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: true }));

app.use('/', myResource);

app.listen(8080);

What does this code do?

1. It loads the express and rapijs modules.
2. It creates an instance of Express app.
3. It creates a rapijs resource: 3.1. Read: no custom URL parameters, callback sends greeting. 3.2. Create: no custom URL parameters, callback does nothing. 3.3. Update: no custom URL parameters, callback does nothing. 3.4. Delete: no custom URL parameters, callback does nothing.
4. The app uses the JSON middleware provided by Express.
5. The app uses the URL encoding middleware too.
6. The app sets the resource to be on / path.
7. The app listens on localhost:8080.

What is a Resource?

A resource is an object we're passing to Resource function to create a router.
Basically, it has four methods (callbacks) to belong to CRUD:

• Create
• Read
• Update
• Delete

How to collaborate?

Find me on GitHub!