@frankdejonge/endpoints v0.2.0

@frankdejonge/endpoints

Scenario

This package allows you to register and resolve endpoints. Endpoints can be internal, for example to allow named routing in react-router, or create a lookup table for any API endpoints your application may consume. It's merely a lookup table tailored towards endpoints.

Install

npm i --save @frankdejonge/endpoints

Usage

var Endpoints = require('@frankdejonge/endpoints');
var endpoints = new Endpoints('http://api.example.org');

// Simple declaration
endpoints.get('/articles', 'articles.index');
console.log(endpoints.path('article.index')); // http://api.example.org/articles

// Available method by http verb
endpoints.get(pattern, name);
endpoints.post(pattern, name);
endpoints.put(pattern, name);
endpoints.patch(pattern, name);
endpoints.delete(pattern, name);
endpoints.options(pattern, name);
endpoints.head(pattern, name);

// Nested declaration via a callback.
endpoints.get('/writers', 'writer.index', function () {
    endpoints.post('/', 'writer.create');
    endpoint.get('/:writerId', 'writer.details', function () {
        endpoints.get('/publications', 'writer.publications');
    });
    endpoints.delete('/:writerId', 'writer.delete');
});

// Resolving endpoint paths with parameters
console.log(endpoints.path('writers.publications', {writerId: 2}));
// http://api.example.org/writers/2/publications

Nesting can also be done through the endpoints.nest method which doesn't register an endpoint for the group.

endpoints.nest('prefix', function () {
    // Register endpoints here.
});

Endpoint blueprints.

endpoints.get('/article/:id', 'article.details');
var blueprint = endpoints.blueprint('article.details');
var httpMethod = blueprint.method;
var pattern = blueprint.pattern;

Resolving endpoints.

Apart from blueprints you can resolve an endpoint to get the blueprint with the generated path.

endpoints.get('/article/:id', 'article.details');
var articleEndpoint = endpoints.resolve('article.details');
var httpMethod = articleEndpoint.method;
var pattern = articleEndpoint.pattern;
var path = articleEndpoint.path;