Rest-service-integration NPM

Rest Service Integration

Allows to Integrate your server hitpoints to another server very easily.

Installation

npm install rest-service-integration

Usage

Server1

This is the main server. It will use Server2's API to send the data back to client

...
const RestIntegration = require("../");

const server2 = new RestIntegration.Service({
    host: SERVER2_HOST
})

app.get("/", async (req, res) => {
    res.send((await server2.hello()).data)
})


app.listen(SERVER1_PORT, async () => {
    await server2.load()
    console.log("Server1 Started...")
})

Here when express app is ready it will load the API model from Server2 using POST /rest-service-integration-mode hitpoint.
When it loads the data, hello Function will be avilable to server2 Instance.

Server2

This server is the one which will be loaded by Server1.

...

app.get("/hello", (req, res) => {
    res.send("Hello!");
})


app.post("/rest-service-integration-model", (req, res) => {
    const model = {
        "hello": {
            name: "hello",
            url: "/hello",
            method: ["GET"]
        }
    }

    res.json(model)
})

app.listen(SERVER2_PORT, () => {
    console.log("Server2 Started...")
})

Here /rest-service-integration-model will be requested when you use await server2.load() in Server1.
Service Instance will try to make a tree structure of the API model and attach those functions and Objects to the instance it self.

After using `await server2.load()`

When you call it; instance will reach to POST /rest-service-integration-mode hitpoint and will try to load the API model.
When it gets the model it will try to struct that model and attach the functino to instance.
If model element has a key named "hello", it will name that function to "hello".
If that model element has more then one method it will attach that function like this

server2.hello.get();
server2.hello.post();

THIS PACKAGE IS NOT FULLY TESTED YET. IT MIGHT HAVE SOME BUGS, IF YOU FIND ANY BUGS PLEASE REPORT IT IN ISSUES SECTION OF THIS REPOSITORY. I DONT RECOMMAND USING IT FOR BIG PROJECTS AS IT IS NOT FULLY TESTED AS A WELL MADE PACKAGE. SO USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.