@koverse/koverse v2.6.0-alpha-3

Koverse

Javascript library for interacting with a Koverse server via node and the browser

Installation

npm install @koverse/koverse --save

Usage

Node

import koverse from '@koverse/koverse'

const koverseApi = koverse({
  clientId: 'defaultClient',
  clientPassword: 'changeMe',
  authenticatorId: 'koverseDefault',
})
koverseApi.services('datasets').find().then(datasets => {
  console.log(datasets)
})

Node + Express

If your app uses express, you can choose to mount koverse as a subapp, this will setup a REST api for interacting with the koverse server.

import express from 'express'
import koverse from '@koverse/koverse/lib/express'
import cookieParser from 'cookie-parser'

const app = express()
const koverseApi = koverse({
  clientId: 'defaultClient',
  clientPassword: 'changeMe',
  authenticatorId: 'koverseDefault',
})

const koverseMiddleware = koverseApi.get('koverse').middleware

app.use('/api', koverseApi)

app.use('/login', (req, res) => {
  res.send('render login page')
})

app.use(
  cookieParser(),
  koverseMiddleware.authenticate({ failureRedirect: '/login' }),
  (req, res) => {
  res.send('render app')
})

Browser

import koverse from '@koverse/koverse/lib/client'
const koverseClient = koverse.createClient({ apiUrl: '/api' })
// authenticate with existing jwt
koverseClient.authenticate()
// authenticate with user credentials
koverseClient.authenticate({
  strategy: 'koverse',
  email: 'example@example.com',
  password: 'really-secure-password',
})
// fetch all datasets
koverseClient.service('datasets').find().then(datasets => console.log(datasets))