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@dadi/api-filestore
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To use this adapter with your DADI API installation, you'll need to add it to your API's dependencies:
$ npm install @dadi/api-filestore --save
Configuration settings are defined in JSON files within a /config
directory at the root of your API application. DADI API has provision for multiple configuration files, one for each environment that your API is expected to run under, for example development
and production
.
A post-install script ran when you installed the package from NPM, creating a development configuration file for you at config/filestore.development.json
.
The naming convention for @dadi/api-filestore
configuration files follows the format filestore.<environment>.json
For example:
filestore.development.json
filestore.production.json
my-api/
config/ # contains environment-specific configuration properties
config.development.json
config.production.json
filestore.development.json
filestore.production.json
main.js # the entry point of the app
package.json
workspace/
collections/ # collection schema files
endpoints/ # custom Javascript endpoints
The contents of the configuration file should be similar to the following:
{
"database": {
"path": "path/to/your/database",
"autosaveInterval": 10000,
"serializationMethod": "pretty"
}
}
Property | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
path | The relative or absolute path to where your database files will be stored | none |
autosaveInterval | The interval, in milliseconds, between database writes to disk | 5000 (5 seconds) |
serializationMethod | The format of the database file on disk. normal is a condensed version of the JSON, pretty is more readable | normal |
// explicit
{'Name': { '$eq' : 'Odin' }}
// implicit (assumes equality operator)
{'Name': 'Odin'}
not equal test
{'legs': { '$ne' : 8 }}
// pass in raw regex
var results = coll.find({'Name': { '$regex' : /din/ }});
// or pass in string pattern only
results = coll.find({'Name': { '$regex': 'din' }});
// or pass in [pattern, options] string array
results = coll.find({'Name': { '$regex': ['din', 'i'] }});
If using regex operator within a named transform or dynamic view filter, it is best to use the latter two examples since raw regex does not seem to serialize/deserialize well.
var users = db.addCollection("users");
users.insert({ name : 'odin' });
users.insert({ name : 'thor' });
users.insert({ name : 'svafrlami' });
// match users with name in array set ['odin' or 'thor']
{ 'name' : { '$in' : ['odin', 'thor'] } }
// match users with count value between 50 and 75
{ count : { '$between': [50, 75] } }
var users = db.addCollection("users");
users.insert({ name : 'odin', weapons : ['gungnir', 'draupnir']});
users.insert({ name : 'thor', weapons : ['mjolnir']});
users.insert({ name : 'svafrlami', weapons : ['tyrfing']});
users.insert({ name : 'arngrim', weapons : ['tyrfing']});
// returns 'svafrlami' and 'arngrim' documents
{ 'weapons' : { '$contains' : 'tyrfing' } }
// returns 'svafrlami', 'arngrim', and 'thor' documents
{ 'weapons' : { '$containsAny' : ['tyrfing', 'mjolnir'] } }
// returns 'svafrlami' and 'arngrim'
{ 'weapons' : { '$containsNone' : ['gungnir', 'mjolnir'] } }
fetch documents matching both sub-expressions
{
'$and': [{
'Age' : {
'$gt': 30
}
},{
'Name' : 'Thor'
}]
}
fetch documents matching any of the sub-expressions
{
'$or': [{
'Age' : {
'$gte': '40'
}
},{
'Name' : 'Thor'
}]
}
FAQs
A JSON datastore adapter for DADI API
The npm package @dadi/api-filestore receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, @dadi/api-filestore popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dadi/api-filestore demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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