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rest-api-connector

v0.0.7

Published

Node.js REST API Connect Util

Downloads

5

Readme

REST API Connector

This is a utility for easy configure the rest api to a module. People who want to write a REST API node module, can use this for building one! Only config the rest url, invoke method (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE), and the field that the module will looks like, then the module help you to auto validate your input.

Easy way to use: Single file api server

If you don't metter that the json string will disturb your code format. You can merge all code in single file like:

var api = require('rest-api-connector').api;

//Setup and compile the api node module
api.buildFromJson(
  { //define the api connection info
    API_CFG: {
      USERNAME: "your api username", //api password
      PASSWORD: "your api password", //api username
      BASE_URL: "http://123.123.123.123:123" //api url
    }
  },
  { //define the api definition
    apiCall: {
      url:"/service/:uuid",
      method: "GET",
      input: [
        { "name":"id", "value":"", "type":"string", "max":40, "nullable":false }
      ]
    }
  }
);

//This is where you use the api module 
api.apiCall(uuid, function(e,r,d){
  console.log(d);
});

If you want your user call a function that named: getUser(userid, callback) to use the api to get user. You only need to config a json like:

{
  getUser: {
    url:"/user/:userid",
    method: "GET",
    input: [{name:"userid", value:'', type:"string", max:40, nullable:false, skipcheck: true}],
    output: { status: ['ERROR','SUCCESS'], msg: ""}
  }
}

Then the rest-api-connector will auto generate a module called: getUser(userid, callback) for you. And it will export for other js to use.

Other

If you want to see more configurations, see: Advance Configures

Future work!

  • CLI for generate the api definitions.
  • Find the way to generate configure from ExpressJS or http.createServer.