Code-rag-sdk NPM

Code Rag SDK

An amazing SDK connector client for APIed-Piper.

If you want to install APIed-Piper visit npm APIed-Piper docs

Install

NodeJs

npm install code-rag-sdk

WEB

<body>
... your code here

<!-- from github raw cdn  -->
<script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leganux/code-rag-sdk/main/index.js"></script>

<!-- or from local  -->
<script src="path/to/code-rag/index.js"></script>
</body>

Initialize and run

let f_error = async function (e) {
    console.error('An error has been occurred', e)
}

let options = {
    engine: "axios", // defualt fetch, please usae axios if you execute from node
    f_error: f_error // default request function in case of  HTTP error
}

/** Only NodeJS */
let codeRagSdk = require('code-rag-sdk')

/** NodeJS and WEB */

let uri = 'http://localhost:3000/' //Base uri of APIed-Piper project
let base_path = 'apiv2/' //base path of APIed-Piper project

let api_rest = new codeRagSdk(uri, base_path, options)

let main = async function () {
    // the first method you must to execute is the discover
    await api_rest.discover()

}
main()

Methods

LOGIN

This method allows you to login system and add config to localStorage if you prefer

let password = 'Meinertzhagens-Haversack'
let user = 'Jared'
let allow_save_localstorage = false // default true .allows save token  in localstorage

let login = await api_rest.login(password, user, allow_save_localstorage);

verify

This method allows you verify login and set in local storage the user data

let token = '0aidkjw9823ewajdw9832ebjdskndsjke93oue93.....'

let verify = await api_rest.verify(token); //will take from localstorage

Register

This method allows you to create new user

let user = {
    user: 'erick',
    pass: 'sZon03939jjd$%',
    email: 's@mail.com'
}

let role = 'User'
let register = await api_rest.register(role, user); //will take from localstorage

Forgot Password

This method allows you to send mail for recovery password

let email = 's@mail.com'

let forgotPassword = await api_rest.forgotPassword(user);

New Password

This method allows you assign new password after email

let email = 's@mail.com'
let password = 'sZon03939jjd$%'
let password2 = 'sZon03939jjd$%'
let ChangeCode = '9832ye9ndw903urwnsdlk390' // you can find this in the email you recieve

let forgotPassword = await api_rest.forgotPassword(email, password, password2, ChangeCode);

logout

This method remove config of login

let login = await api_rest.logout();

resourceAccess

This method returns the allowed resource access configured in APIed-Piper

let access = await api_rest.resourceAccess()

Stats

This method returns the server info and count model from server of APIed-Piper extend config

let access = await api_rest.stats()

setResource

This method chooses the route model app where is working with, could be single or with some of the actions of crud

//single
api_rest.setResource('classmate')
// an then operation
let access = await api_rest.getMany()


//with operation
let access = await api_rest.setResource('classmate').getmany()

Method Queries

createOne

This method allows you to create a new element in selected resource

params
- body:object = The element to save
- query: {some options to see which fields return and populates }

let data = await api_rest.createOne({object}, {query})

createMany

This method allows you to create a new elements in selected resource

params
- body:object = The array of elements to save
- query: {some options to see which fields return and populates }

let data = await api_rest.createMany([array objects], {query})

getMany

This method allows you to get elements from a resource

params
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.getMany({query})

getOneWhere

This method allows you to get one element from a resource

params
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.getOneWhere({query})

getOneById

This method allows you to get one element from a resource

params
- id: id of an element
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.getOneById(id, {query})

findUpdateOrCreate

This method allows you to get one element and update or create if not exists

params
- body: element to create
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.findUpdateOrCreate({object}, {query})

findUpdate

This method allows you to get one element and update but not create if not exists

params
- body: element to create
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.findUpdate({object}, {query})

updateById

This method allows you to get one element by id and update

params
- id: element ide to find
- body: fields to edit
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.updateById(id, {object}, {query})

findIdAndDelete

This method allows you to delete one element by id

params
- id: element ide to find
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.findIdAndDelete(ids, {query})

datatableAJAX

This method allows you to get the config for ajax datatable

params
- id: element ide to find
- query: {some options to see which fields return where and populates }

let data = await api_rest.datatableAJAX()

Object request query URL example

where

let where = {
    name: 'erick',
    age: 30
}

whereObject

let whereObject = {
    user_id: ObjectId('60e243c82b4d320571d00639'),
}

like

let like = {
    name: {$regex: 'eri', $options: 'i'},
}

paginate

let paginate = {
    page: 1,
    limit: 10
}

sort

let sort = {
    name: "DESC",
    age: "ASC"
}

select

let select = {
    name: 1,
    age: 1,
    location: 0,
}

populate

let populate = {
    class: 1,
    kind: 1,
    users: 0,
}

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