kuzzle-common-objects v5.0.2

Kuzzle common objects

Common objects shared to various Kuzzle components and plugins.

Table of contents:

• Request
  • new Request(data, [options])
  • Attributes
  • Methods
    • serialize()
    • setError(error)
    • clearError()
    • setResult(result, [options = null])
    • addDeprecation(version, message)
  • Example
• RequestResponse
  • Attributes
  • Methods
    • getHeader(name)
    • removeHeader(name)
    • setHeader(name, value)
    • setHeaders(headers)
• RequestContext
  • new RequestContext([options])
  • Attributes
• RequestInput
  • new RequestInput(data)
  • Attributes
• KuzzleError
• BadRequestError
• ExternalServiceError
• ForbiddenError
• GatewayTimeoutError
• InternalError
• NotFoundError
• PartialError
• PluginImplementationError
• ServiceUnavailableError
• SizeLimitError
• UnauthorizedError

Request

This constructor is used to transform an API request into a standardized Kuzzle request.

new Request(data, [options])

Arguments

options may contain the following attributes:

Attributes

Read-only

Writable

Any undefined attribute from the list above will be set to null.

Please refer to our API Reference for a complete list of controllers-actions and their purposes.

Getters

Methods

serialize()

Serializes the Request object into a pair of POJOs that can be sent across the network, and then used to rebuild another equivalent Request object.

Example

let foo = request.serialize();
let bar = new Request(foo.data, foo.options);

setError(error)

Adds an error to the request, and sets the request's status to the error one.

Arguments

If a KuzzleError is provided, the request's status attribute is set to the error one.

Otherwise, the provided error is encapsulated into a InternalError object, and the request's status is set to 500.

clearError()

Clear error from request: set error to null and set status to 200.

setResult(result, [options = null])

Sets the request's result.

Arguments

The options argument may contain the following properties:

Example

const Request = require('kuzzle-common-objects').Request;

let request = new Request({
  controller: 'document',
  action: 'create',
  index: 'foo',
  collection: 'bar',
  _id: 'some document ID',
  body: {
    document: 'content'
  },
  volatile: {
    some: 'volatile data'
  },
  foo: 'bar'
});

console.dir(request.serialize(), {depth: null});

Result:

{ 
  data: { 
    timestamp: 1482143102957,
    requestId: '26d4ec6d-aafb-4ef8-951d-47666e5cf3ba',
    jwt: null,
    volatile: { some: 'volatile data' },
    body: { document: 'content' },
    controller: 'document',
    action: 'create',
    index: 'foo',
    collection: 'bar',
    _id: 'some document ID',
    foo: 'bar' 
  },
  options: { 
    connection: {
      id: null,
      protocol: null,
      ips: [],
      misc: {}
    },
   result: null,
   error: null,
   status: 102 
  } 
}

addDeprecation(version, message)

Adds a deprecation on the request object allowing to notify when a controller or an action is deprecated for a specific version of Kuzzle

::: info Deprecation messages in request responses will only be added during development stages, i.e. if the NODE_ENV environment variable is set to development. :::

Arguments

Example

let request = new Request({});
request.addDeprecation('1.0.0', 'You should now use Kuzzle v2')
console.log(request.deprecations) // [{ version: '1.0.0', message: 'You should now use Kuzzle v2' }]

RequestResponse

This object is not exposed and can only be retrieved using the Request.response getter.

Network protocol specific headers can be added to the response. If the protocol can handle them, these headers will be used to configure the response sent to the client.
As Kuzzle supports the HTTP protocol natively, this object handles HTTP headers special cases. Other network protocols headers are stored in raw format, and protocol plugins need to handle their own specific headers manually.

Header names are case insensitive.

Example

if (request.context.connection.protocol === 'http') {
  request.response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
}

Attributes

Writable

Getters

Methods

getHeader(name)

Returns the value registered for the response header name

Arguments

removeHeader(name)

Removes header name from the response headers.

setHeader(name, value)

Adds a header name with value value to the response headers.

Arguments

For standard headers, if name already exists, then the provided value will be concatenated to the existing value, separated by a comma.

As Kuzzle implements HTTP natively, this behavior changes for some HTTP specific headers, to comply with the norm. For instance set-cookie values are amended in an array, and other headers like user-agent or host can store only 1 value.

setHeaders(headers)

Adds multiple items to the response headers.

Arguments

The setHeader method will be called for each item of the headers argument.

RequestContext

This constructor is used to create a connection context used by Request.

new RequestContext([options])

Arguments

options may contain the following attributes:

Attributes

Writable

RequestContext.Connection object format

RequestInput

Contains the request's input data

new RequestInput(data)

Arguments

data may contain some or all of the following attributes:

Other attributes may be defined and will automatically be added to the args object.

Attributes

Writable

KuzzleError

Inherits from Error. Abstract class inherited by Kuzzle error objects.

This class should only be used to create new Kuzzle error objects.

BadRequestError

Status Code: 400

Used to notify about badly formed requests.

const { { BadRequestError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new BadRequestError('error message');

ExternalServiceError

Status Code: 500

Used when an external service answers to a request with an error other than a bad request or a service unavailable one.

const { ExternalServiceError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new ExternalServiceError('error message');

ForbiddenError

Status Code: 403

Used when a user tries to use resources beyond his access rights.

const { ForbiddenError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new ForbiddenError('error message');

GatewayTimeoutError

Status Code: 504

Used when a plugin takes too long to perform a task.

const { GatewayTimeoutError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new GatewayTimeoutError('error message');

InternalError

Status Code: 500

Standard generic error. Used mainly for uncatched exceptions.

const { InternalError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new InternalError('error message');

NotFoundError

Status Code: 404

Used when asked resources cannot be found.

const { NotFoundError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new NotFoundError('error message');

PartialError

Status Code: 206

Used when a request only partially succeeded.

The constructor takes an additional array argument containing a list of failed parts.

const { PartialError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new PartialError('error message', [{this: 'failed'}, {andThis: 'failed too'}]);

PluginImplementationError

Status Code: 500

Used when a plugin fails.

const { PluginImplementationError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new PluginImplementationError('error message');

ServiceUnavailableError

Status Code: 503

Used when a service cannot respond because it is temporarily unavailable.

const { ServiceUnavailableError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new ServiceUnavailableError('error message');

SizeLimitError

Status Code: 413

Used to notify about requests exceeding maximum limits.

const { SizeLimitError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new SizeLimitError('error message');

UnauthorizedError

Status Code: 401

Used when a user fails a login attempt.

const { UnauthorizedError } = require('kuzzle-common-objects');

throw new UnauthorizedError('error message');