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solidocity

v1.2.10

Published

* compatible with NodeJS * Typescript decorators metadata definitions

Downloads

34

Readme

Data access library for Solid PODs. Simple and clear.

  • compatible with NodeJS
  • Typescript decorators metadata definitions

Before usage you should provide authenticated fetch from your auth library, solid-auth-fetcher for example:

import {useFetch} from "solidocity";
useFetch(fetch);

Really simple:

const profile = new Profile(session.webId);
await profile.Init();
console.log(profile.Me.FullName);

profile.Me.Role = 'God of development';
profile.Me.Save();
await profile.Save();

Define your predicate schema:

const schema = {
   Person: '<person type definition URI>`,
   children: '<children predicate  URI>`
}

Define your models:

export class Profile extends Document {

    @entityField(Person)
    public Me: Person;

    @entitySet(ContextEntity, {isArray: true})
    public OtherPeople: EntitySet<Person>;

}


@entity(schema.Person)
export class Person extends Entity{
    @field(vcard.fn)
    public FullName: string;

    @field(vcard.role)
    public Role: string;

    @field(schema.children, {type: "ref", isArray: true, isOrdered: true})
    public Children: ValuesSet<string>;

}
  • supports multiple values and ordered arrays

  • supports ACL-files for reading and writing permissions

  • auth functions

    • useFetch(fetch) - registers fetch function
  • Document base class representing file in POD.

    • constructor(uri) - file uri
    • async Init() - loads file, on error creates it, on error throws it. All fields of Document will be available after Init.
    • async Save() - saves document ot file on POD; on error throws it.
    • Acl: AclDocument - control document permissions.
    • Subscribe() - reloads document on external changes
    • on('update'|'delete', listener) - subscribe for changes
  • Entity base class representing all triplets with same Subject in POD file

    • constructor(uri) for internal use only
    • Save() saves entity changes into document but not to a server
    • Assign(data) same as Object.assign
    • Remove() deletes entity from document
    • Id entity URI
    • Documententity owner
  • EntitySet used for unordered array of entities

    • Items: ReadonlyArray<TEntity> should not be changed by push, pop, unshift etc.
    • Add(): TEntity creates new item and adds it to Document
  • ValuesSet used for ordered array of items (string | References | Date | number)

  • AclDocument

    • async InitACL(owner: ownerURI, ...modes: Reference[]) creates new .acl file that grants control,read,write to owner and choosed rights to everybody
@field(predicate, {
    type: 'string' | 'ref' | 'Date' | 'decimal', // string by default
    isArray: boolean, // false by default
    isOrdered: boolean, // false by default
})

Decorated field should has type

  • string | Reference | Date | number
  • Array<string | Reference | Date | number>
  • ValuesSet<string | Reference | Date | number>

It will be initialized after Document.Init(); or Document.Save()