koa-eko-scope v1.0.2

KoaEko Scope

Scoped and fielded routes for koa-eko

What is KoaEko Scope ?

KoaEko Scope is KoaEko module allowing you to generate scoped and fielded routes

What are fielded routes ?

Fileded routes are API routes with the ability to define the fields you want to receive in your request.

GET /users/

Will return the default exposed entity

GET /users/?fields=id,name

Will only return the fields id and name

What are scoped routes ?

Scoped routes are predifined fielded API routes

GET /users/?scope=minimal

Can be equivalent to

GET /users/?fields=id,name

Dependencies

KoaEko Scope was built using multiple packages and is meant to be used with KoaEko:

• koa: Website | GitHub | Npm
• koa-router: Website | GitHub | Npm
• koa-eko: Website | GitHub | Npm
• sequelize: Website | GitHub | Npm
• sequelize-typescript: Website | GitHub | Npm
• reflect-metadata: Website | GitHub | Npm

Installation

You can install KoaEko Scope using npm:

npm i koa-eko-scope

Reference

• Classes
  • EkoScopedController

EkoScopedController

KoaEko Scope provides a EkoScopedController inheriting from EkoController. If you want to use fielded and scoped routes, you must inherit from it

import { EkoScopedController } from "koa-eko-scope";

class MyController extends EkoScopedController {}

Once your controller inherits from EkoScopedController, it will have access to protected getScope(): string[]. this method will handle all the fields and scopes of of any request. Here is an exemple of how to use it using sequelize-typescript

import { EkoGet } from "koa-eko";
import { EkoScopedController } from "koa-eko-scope";

class MyController extends EkoScopedController {

    public contructor() {
        super();
    }

    @EkoGet("/")
    public async MyGetRoute(ctx: IRouterContext): Promise<void> {
        ctx.body = await Entity.scope(this.getScope()).all();
    }

}

Defining scopes

KoaEko Scope uses sequelize scopes. Read more about it here and here

@DefaultScope({
    attributes: ["id", "name", "description", "startDate", "endDate"]
})

@Scopes({
    empty: {
        attributes: []
    },
    minimal: {
        attributes: ["id", "name"]
    },
    full: {
        include: [() => User, () => Organizer, () => Event, () => Comment, () => Rating]
    }
})
@Table
export class Activity extends Model<Activity> {}