haleoas v0.3.4

HALEOAS

HAL Hypermedia REST Client

Supported HTTP Methods:

• GET : supports url templating params using RFC6570
• HEAD
• OPTIONS
• PUT : sends everything except _link as content-type: application/json
• POST
• PATCH : conforms to RFC6902 and sends content-type:application/json-patch+json
• DELETE

Browser support

When running browser tests, a modern web server is expected ^1.1.

• Safari borks by babel-core because of this silliness

Size

• unminified ~3.8kb
• minified ~1.4kb

Running tests

NodeJS npm test

Browser

npm serve

In your browser, visit http://localhost:3000/test-runner.html and look in the console.

Usage

BREAKING CHANGE AS OF v0.3.0: All HTTP methods may receive a full request config object + data and params

A full Request object may be passed into all methods. For mutating methods, a data JSON parameter may be passed for serializing to the request body. For all methods a params Object parameter may be passed for expanding templated urls.

GET

import haleoas from ‘haleoas’
let hal = haleoas({ fetch: myFetchImpl })
let resource = hal({ self: ‘http://my.api.com{?foo’})
/**
 * GET /?foo=bar HTTP/1.1
 * Host: http://my.api.com
 * Accept: application/hal+json
**/
resource.get({ 
    params: { 
        foo: ‘bar’, 
    }
}).then({ resource, response }) => {
    //the resource, mapped to the HAL body and ready for traversal
    //the response, whatever is returned from `fetch`
})

POST

import haleoas from ‘haleoas’
let hal = haleoas({ fetch: myFetchImpl })
let resource = hal({ self: ‘http://my.api.com’})
/**
 * POST / HTTP/1.1
 * Host: http://my.api.com
 * Content-Type: application/json
 * Accept: application/hal+json
 * 
 * {
 *  “foo”: “bar”
 * }
**/
resource.post({
    data: {
        foo: ‘bar’, 
    },
    params: { q: 'foo' }
}).then({ resource, response }) => {
    //the resource, mapped to the HAL body and ready for traversal
    // or, if a 201 with a `location` is returned, the new entity is returned
    //the response, whatever is returned from `fetch`
})

DELETE

import haleoas from ‘haleoas’
let hal = haleoas({ fetch: myFetchImpl })
let resource = hal({ self: ‘http://my.api.com’})
/**
 * DELETE / HTTP/1.1
 * Host: http://my.api.com
 * Accept: application/hal+json
**/
resource.delete().then({ resource, response }) => {
    //the resource, mapped to the HAL body and ready for traversal
    //the response, whatever is returned from `fetch`
})

PATCH

import haleoas from ‘haleoas’
let hal = haleoas({ fetch: myFetchImpl })
let resource = hal({ self: ‘http://my.api.com’})
/**
 * PATCH / HTTP/1.1
 * Host: http://my.api.com
 * Accept: application/hal+json
 * Content-Type: application/json-patch+json
 *
 * [
 *   {
 *     “op”:“add”,
 *     “path”: “/foo”,
 *     “value”: “bar”
 *   }
 *]
**/
resource.patch({foo:bar}).then({ resource, response }) => {
    //the resource, mapped to the HAL body and ready for traversal
    //the response, whatever is returned from `fetch`
})