mr-jdb-server v1.1.3

mr-jdb-server

/**
 * Banco de dados REST JSON - jdbServer
 * 
 * @version 2020-07-22 // atualização da Query-Object para Query-Opts e implementação da busca de texto quebrado
 */

/**
 * @name jdbServer
 * jdbServer é uma plataforma NodeJS de gerencimanto de dados em JSON,
 * podendo ser instanciada como um servidor REST e também pode
 * ser utilizada em outros servidores NodeJS para o fornecendo
 * uma base de dados em JSON.
 *
 * @type {object}
 * @sample
 * import { jdbServer } from 'jdb-server'
 * jdbServer.start()
 *
 * @method jdbServer.start
 * Inicia o servidor REST jdbServer
 * @syntax jdbServer.start([port, [path, [opts]]])
 *
 * @param port {number} porta que o servidor irá escutar. (padrão: 'db/jdbServer')
 * @param path {string} caminho da base de dados JSON a partir da raiz da aplicação ou o caminho absoluto.
 * @param opts {object} opções de middleware que o servidor irá configurar
 * opts = {
 *   [noGzip]: boolean // desabilita a compressão de todas as requisições (padrão: false)
 *   [noCors]: boolean // desabilita o CORS para todas as requisições (padrão: false)
 *   [logger]: boolean  // habilita o log do servidor. (padrão: true)
 *   [completeLogger]: boolean // habilita o log completo das requisições. Loga as propriedades da requisição. (padrão: false)
 *   [readOnly]: boolean // define se bloqueia as requisições de gravações de dados. Permite apenas requisições do tipo GET. (padrão: false)
 *   [bodyParser]: boolean // habilita o body-parser nas requisições com body (padrão: true)
 * }
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServer.config
 * Configura o caminho da base de dados JSON, que por padrão é 'db/jdbServer'
 * @same jdbServerConfig
 * @syntax jdbServer.config([path]) //jdbServerConfig([path])
 *
 * @param path {string} caminho da base de dados JSON a partir da raiz da aplicação ou o caminho absoluto.
 *
 * @sample
 * // utilizando o método pelo objeto jdbServer
 * import { jdbServer } from 'jdb-server'
 * jdbServer.config('db/jdbServer')
 * // ou informando o caminho absoluto
 * jdbServer.config('C:\\db\\jdbServer') // ou jdbServer.config('C:/db/jdbServer')
 *
 * // utilizando a função jdbServerConfig
 * import { jdbServerConfig } from 'jdb-server'
 * jdbServerConfig('db/jdbServer')
 * // ou informando o caminho absoluto
 * jdbServerConfig('C:\\db\\jdbServer') // ou jdbServerConfig('C:/db/jdbServer')
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServer.create
 * Retorna um servidor express
 * @same jdbServerCreate
 * @syntax jdbServer.create() // jdbServerCreate()
 *
 * @return {object} servidor express
 *
 * @sample
 * // utilizando o método pelo objeto jdbServer
 * import { jdbServer } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = jdbServer.create()
 *
 * // utilizando a função jdbServerCreate()
 * import { jdbServerCreate } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = jdbServerCreate()
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServer.defaults
 * Configura as defaults para adicionar ao server
 * @same jdbServerDefaults
 * @syntax jdbServer.defaults(opts) // jdbServerDefaults(opts)
 *
 * @param opts {
 *   [noGzip]: boolean // desabilita a compressão de todas as requisições (padrão: false)
 *   [noCors]: boolean // desabilita o CORS para todas as requisições (padrão: false)
 *   [logger]: boolean  // habilita o log do servidor. (padrão: true)
 *   [completeLogger]: boolean // habilita o log completo das requisições (padrão: false)
 *   [readOnly]: boolean // define se permite apenas requisições comente leitura (GET) (padrão: false)
 *   [bodyParser]: boolean // habilita o body-parser nas requisições com body (padrão: true)
 * }
 *
 * @return {array} defaults configuradas para o server express
 *
 * @sample
 * // utilizando o método pelo objeto jdbServer
 * import { jdbServer } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = jdbServer.create()
 * server.use(jdbServer.defaults({ logger: false }))
 *
 * // ou utilizando diretamente a função jdbServerDefaults()
 * import { jdbServerCreate, jdbServerDefaults } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = jdbServerCreate()
 * server.use(jdbServerDefaults({ logger: false }))
 *
 *
 * @name jdbServer.restJdbRoutes
 * @type {object}
 * Fornece as rotas da api rest de acesso à base de dados para servidores express
 *
 * @jdbRoutes
 *    GET | http://server:port/database/Collection
 *    GET | http://server:port/database/Collection/id
 *   POST | http://server:port/database/Collection
 *    PUT | http://server:port/database/Collection/id
 *  PATCH | http://server:port/database/Collection/id
 * DELETE | http://server:port/database/Collection/id
 *
 * @sample
 * import * as express from 'express'
 * import { jdbServer } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = express()
 * server.use(jdbServer.restJdbRoutes)
 *
 * // ou utilizando diretamente o objeto jdbServerRestJdbRoutes
 * import * as express from 'express'
 * import { jdbServerRestJdbRoutes } from 'jdb-server'
 * const server = express()
 * server.use(jdbServerRestJdbRoutes)
 *
 * @name jdbServer.QueryManager
 * @name jdbServerQueryManager
 * @type {object}
 * Ferramenta de manipulação das bases de dados jdbServer
 * Fornece métodos de manipulação da database.
 *
 * @see jdbServerQueryManager documentation
 */

/**
 * @name jdbServerQueryManager
 * Ferramenta de manipulação das bases de dados jdbServer.
 * Fornece os 5 métodos de manipulação da database index, show, store, update e delete.
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager
 * @type {object}
 *
 * @method jdbServerQueryManager.index
 * Lista os registros de um recurso
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager.index
 * @syntax jdbServerQueryManager.index(database, Collection, [query])
 *
 * @param database {string} nome da base de dados
 * @param Collection {string} nome do recurso desejado
 * @param query {object} define os filtros a serem aplicados nos registros
 *
 * @return {array} os registros que atendem à requisição
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServerQueryManager.show
 * Retorna um registro específico de acordo com o id informado
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager.show
 * @syntax jdbServerQueryManager.show(database, Collection, id, [query])
 *
 * @param database {string} nome da base de dados
 * @param Collection {string} nome do recurso desejado
 * @param id {string|number} id do registro desejado
 * @param query {object} define as opções a embutir ou expandir ($embed/$expand)
 *
 * @return {object} o registro solicitado
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServerQueryManager.store
 * Inclui um registro em um recurso
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager.store
 * @syntax jdbServerQueryManager.store(database, Collection, body)
 *
 * @param database {string} nome da base de dados
 * @param Collection {string} nome do recurso desejado
 * @param body {object} o registro que deverá ser inserido
 *
 * @return {object} o registro que foi inserido
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServerQueryManager.update
 * Atualiza um registro específico
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager.update
 * @syntax jdbServerQueryManager.update(database, Collection, id, body, [overwrite])
 *
 * @param database {string} nome da base de dados
 * @param Collection {string} nome do recurso desejado
 * @param id {string|number} id do registro desejado
 * @param body {object} o registro que deverá ser inserido
 * @param overwrite {boolean} define se deve sobrescrever o registro existente. (padrão: true)
 *
 * @return {object} o registro atualizado
 *
 *
 * @method jdbServerQueryManager.delete
 * Remove um registro específico
 * @same jdbServer.QueryManager.delete
 * @syntax jdbServerQueryManager.delete(database, Collection, id)
 *
 * @param database {string} nome da base de dados
 * @param Collection {string} nome do recurso desejado
 * @param id {string|number} id do registro desejado
 *
 * @return {boolean} verdadeiro se conseguiu remover
 */

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