DSHttpAdapter
http adapter for js-data
js-data-http 
Quick Start
bower install --save js-data js-data-http or npm install --save js-data js-data-http.
Load js-data-http.js after js-data.js.
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', new DSHttpAdapter(), { default: true });
// "store" will now use the http adapter for all async operations
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API
new DSHttpAdapter([options])
Need help?
Want more examples or have a question? Post on the Slack channel or the mailing list then we'll get your question answered and probably update this wiki.
Default Settings
When you create a new instance of DSHttpAdapter it will come with some defaults.
Setting defaults
// during construction
var httpAdapter = new DSHttpAdapter({
suffix: '.json'
});
// during runtime
httpAdapter.defaults.basePath = '/api';
// during a method call
httpAdapter.find(User, 1, { basePath: '/otherApi' }).then(...);
serialize
Type: function
Serialize the payload into something your server will understand, if necessary. resourceConfig is the resource for this adapter operation. data is the payload from the data store.
Default:
function serialize(resourceConfig, data) {
return data;
}
deserialize
Type: function
Take the response from your server and transform it into something the data store will understand, if necessary. resourceConfig is the resource for this adapter operation. data is the response from axios.
Default:
function deserialize(resourceConfig, data) {
return data ? ('data' in data ? data.data : data) : data;
}
queryTransform
Type: function
Transform the query string parameters before the request is made. resourceConfig is the resource for this adapter operation. params is the object that will be serialized to the query string.
Default:
function queryTransform(resourceConfig, params) {
return params;
}
httpConfig
Type: object
Configuration options for axios, the http library used by js-data-http. Configuration options for $http, if you're using the http adapter in js-data-angular.
Default: {}
suffix
Type: string
A suffix to be added to the url path before making a request.
Default: ""
basePath
Type: string
A prefix to be added to the url path before making a request.
Default: ""
forceTrailingSlash
Type: boolean
Force use of a trailing slash.
Default: false
log
Type: function || false
The logging function to use for successful requests. Set to false to disable.
Default: console.log
error
Type: function || false
The logging function to use for failed requests. Set to false to disable.
Default: console.error
create(resourceConfig, attrs[, options)
Make a POST request to create a single item on the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#POST, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resouceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
attrs | object | The attributes from which to create the item. This will be the body of the request. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#POST and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
// bypass the data store
adapter.create(Document, { author: 'John' }).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'John' }
// The new document has NOT been injected into the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.get(document.id); // undefined
});
// Normally you would just go through the data store
Document.create({ author: 'John' }).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'John' }
// the new document has been injected into the data store
Document.get(document.id); // { id: 5, author: 'John' }
});
DEL(url[, options])
Make a DEL request. A wrapper for axios.delete or $http.delete.
Returns a promise.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
url | string | Url of the request. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Passed through to axios or $http.delete. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
adapter.DEL('/user/1').then(function (data) {
data.data; // 1
data.headers; // {...}
data.status; // 204
data.config; {...}
});
destroy(resourceConfig, id[, options])
Make a DELETE request to destroy a single item on the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#DEL, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
id | string or number | The primary key of the item to destroy. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#DEL and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
Document.inject({ id: 5, author: 'John' });
// bypass the data store
adapter.destroy(Document, 5).then(function () {
// the document is still in the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.get(document.id); // { id: 5, author: 'John' }
});
// Normally you would just go through the data store
Document.destroy(5).then(function () {
// the document has been ejected from the data store
Document.get(document.id); // undefined
});
destroyAll(resourceConfig, params[, options])
Make a DELETE request to destroy a collection of items on the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#DEL, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
params | object | Query parameters for selecting the items to destroy. Will be serialized to the query string. Default: {}. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#DEL and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
var params = {
author: 'John'
};
// bypass the data store
adapter.destroyAll(Document, params).then(function () {
// the documents have NOT been ejected from the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.filter(params); // [{...}, {...}, ...]
});
// normally you would go through the data store
Document.destroyAll(params).then(function () {
// the documents have been ejected from the data store
Document.filter(params); // []
});
find(resourceConfig, id[, options])
Make a GET request to retrieve a single item from the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#GET, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
id | string or number | The primary key of the item to retrieve. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#GET and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
// bypass the data store
adapter.find(Document, 5).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'John Anderson' }
// the document has NOT been injected into the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.get(document.id); // undefined
});
// Normally you would just go through the data store
Document.find(5).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'John Anderson' }
// the document has been injected into the data store
Document.get(document.id); // { id: 5, author: 'John Anderson' }
});
findAll(resourceConfig, params[, options])
Make a GET request to retrieve a collection of items from the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#GET, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
params | object | Query parameters for selecting the items to retrieve. Will be serialized to the query string. Default: {}. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#GET and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var User = store.defineResource('user');
var params = {
age: {
'>': 30
}
};
// bypass the data store
adapter.findAll(User, params).then(function (users) {
// users[0].age; 55 // etc., etc.
// the users have NOT been injected into the data store because we bypassed the data store
User.filter(params); // []
});
// normally you would go through the data store
User.findAll(params).then(function (users) {
// users[0].age; 55 // etc., etc.
// the users have been injected into the data store
User.filter(params); // [{...}, {...}, ...]
});
GET(url[, options])
Make a GET request. A wrapper for axios.get or $http.get.
Returns a promise.
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
adapter.GET('/user/1').then(function (data) {
data.data; // { id: 1, ... }
data.headers; // {...}
data.status; // 200
data.config; {...}
});
HTTP(config)
Make an HTTP request. A wrapper for axios or $http.
Returns a promise.
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
adapter.HTTP({ url: '/user/1', method: 'put', data: { name: 'Johnny' }).then(function (data) {
data.data; // { id: 1, name: 'Johnny', ... }
data.headers; // {...}
data.status; // 200
data.config; {...}
});
POST(url, data[, options])
Make a POST request. A wrapper for axios.post or $http.post.
Returns a promise.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
url | string | Url of the request. |
data | object | Request body. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Passed through to axios.post or $http.post. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
adapter.POST('/user/1', { name: 'John' }).then(function (data) {
data.data; // { id: 1, name: 'John', ... }
data.headers; // {...}
data.status; // 200
data.config; {...}
});
PUT(url, data[, options])
Make a PUT request. A wrapper for axios.put or $http.put.
Returns a promise.
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
adapter.PUT('/user/1', { name: 'Johnny' }).then(function (data) {
data.data; // { id: 1, name: 'Johnny', ... }
data.headers; // {...}
data.status; // 200
data.config; {...}
});
update(resourceConfig, id, attrs[, options])
Make a PUT request to update a single item on the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#PUT, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
id | string or number | The primary key of the item to update. |
attrs | object | Request body. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#PUT and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
Document.inject({ id: 5, author: 'John' });
// bypass the data store
adapter.update(Document, 5, { author: 'Johnny' }).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'Johnny' }
// The updated document has NOT been injected into the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.get(document.id); // { id: 5, author: 'John' }
});
// Normally you would just go through the data store
Document.update(5, { author: 'Johnny' }).then(function (document) {
document; // { id: 5, author: 'Johnny' }
// the updated document has been injected into the data store
Document.get(document.id); // { id: 5, author: 'Johnny' }
});
updateAll(resourceConfig, attrs, params[, options])
Make a PUT request to update a collection of items on the server. Calls DSHttpAdapter#PUT, which calls DSHttpAdapter#HTTP which delegates either to axios or $http, so all of the options for those methods are supported here.
Returns a promise, which will resolve with the result of calling deserialize on whatever DSHttpAdapter#HTTP resolves with.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
resourceConfig | object | A resource definition created by DS#defineResource. |
attrs | object | Request body. |
params | object | Query parameters for selecting the items to update. Will be serialized to the query string. Default: {}. |
options (optional) | object | Configuration options. Also passed through to DSHttpAdapter#PUT and subsequently to DSHttpAdapter#HTTP, and finally to axios or $http, depending on which underlying http library is being used. Options supported by axios (or $http) are also supported here. |
options.suffix | string | Override the default suffix. |
options.serialize | function | Override the default serialize hook. |
options.deserialize | function | Override the default deserialize hook. |
Examples
var adapter = new DSHttpAdapter();
var store = new JSData.DS();
store.registerAdapter('http', adapter, { default: true });
var Document = store.defineResource('document');
Document.inject({ id: 5, author: 'John' });
Document.inject({ id: 6, author: 'John' });
// bypass the data store
adapter.updateAll(Document, { author: 'Johnny' }, { author: 'John' }).then(function (documents) {
documents[0]; // { id: 5, author: 'Johnny' }
// The updated documents have NOT been injected into the data store because we bypassed the data store
Document.filter({ author: 'John' }); // [{...}, {...}]
Document.filter({ author: 'Johnny' }); // []
});
// Normally you would just go through the data store
Document.updateAll({ author: 'Johnny' }, { author: 'John' }).then(function (documents) {
documents[0]; // { id: 5, author: 'Johnny' }
// the updated documents have been injected into the data store
Document.filter({ author: 'John' }); // []
Document.filter({ author: 'Johnny' }); // [{...}, {...}]
});
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014-2015 Jason Dobry
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