3.0.0 • Published 8 years ago

apy v3.0.0

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3
License
ISC
Repository
github
Last release
8 years ago

Apy

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Apy is a simple client-side library for making REST API AJAX calls. It supports both callback and promises.

API

all (params, callback)

Params

  • params (object): serialized and appended as a querystring to the url
  • callback (function): triggered when the request is done

Returns

  • promise: Returns the Promise.

find (id, params, callback)

Params

  • id (string|number): id of resource appended to the url
  • params (object): serialized and appended as a querystring to the url
  • callback (function): triggered when the request is done

Returns

  • promise: Returns the Promise.

save (data, params, callback)

Params

  • data (object): sent as body of the request
  • params (object): serialized and appended as a querystring to the url
  • callback (function): triggered when the request is done

Returns

  • promise: Returns the Promise.

update (id, data, params, callback)

Params

  • id (string|number): id of resource appended to the url
  • data (object): sent as body of the request
  • params (object): serialized and appended as a querystring to the url
  • callback (function): triggered when the request is done

Returns

  • promise: Returns the Promise.

destroy (id, params, callback)

Params

  • id (string|number): id of resource appended to the url
  • params (object): serialized and appended as a querystring to the url
  • callback (function): triggered when the request is done

Returns

  • promise: Returns the Promise.

Examples

First define resource

var PeopleApi = new Apy({
    base: '/api/v3/people'
});

So let's fetch all nice developers

PeopleApi.all({ kind: 'nice', job: 'developer' }, function (err, data) {
    if (!err) {
        console.log(data);
    }
});

GET request to /api/v3/people/?kind=nice&job=developer

Or we can fetch all developers even if they are not nice...

PeopleApi.all().then((data) => {
    console.log(data);
}).catch((err) => {
    console.log(err);
});
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