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@janiscommerce/api-list

A package to handle JANIS List APIs

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A package to handle JANIS List APIs

Installation

npm install @janiscommerce/api-list

Usage

'use strict';

const { ApiListData } = require('@janiscommerce/api-list');

module.exports = class MyApiListData extends ApiListData {

	get fieldsToSelect() {
		return ['id', 'name', 'status'];
	}

	get sortableFields() {
		return [
			'id',
			'status'
		];
	}

	get availableFilters() {
		return [
			'id',
			{
				name: 'quantity',
				valueMapper: Number
			},
			{
				name: 'hasSubProperty',
				internalName: (filterConfiguration, mappedValue, originalValue) => `rootProperty.${originalValue}`,
				valueMapper: () => true
			}
		];
	}

	async formatRows(rows) {
		return rows.map(row => ({ ...row, oneMoreField: true }));
	}

};

List APIs with parents

If you have for example, a list API for a sub-entity of one specific record, the parent will be automatically be added as a filter.

Important: The parent entity must be listed as an available filter

For example, the following endpoint: /api/parent-entity/1/sub-entity, will be a list of the sub-entity, and parentEntity: '1' will be set as a filter.

It could be thought as if it's equivalent to the following request: /api/sub-entity?filters[parentEntity]=1

MyApiListData

The following getters and methods can be used to customize and validate your List API. All of them are optional.

get fieldsToSelect()

This is used to indicate which fields should be selected from the DB. This allows you to select fields from other tables, and automatically join them in relational databases. This fields must be defined in the model.

get sortableFields()

This is used to indicate which fields can be used to sort the list. Any other sort field will return a 400 status code.

get availableFilters()

This is used to indicate which fields can be used to filter the list. Any other filter will return a 400 status code. Filters can be customized by passing an object with the following properties:

  • name: (string) The name of the filter param. This property is required.
  • internalName: (string|function) The name of the field, as defined in the model. This should not be defined in case it's equal to name. If it's a function (since 3.1.0), it must return a string and it will receive the following arguments: (filterConfiguration, mappedValue, originalValue)
  • valueMapper: (function) A function to be called on the filter's value. This is optional.

async formatRows(rows)

You can use this to format your records before they are returned. For example, mapping DB friendly values to user friendly values, add default values, translation keys, etc.

Common filter value mappers

Since 3.1.0

This lib also exports some common filter value mappers (to use as valueMapper in your availableFilters getter) so you don't need to implement them yourself.

They are explained here with examples:

'use strict';

const {
	ApiListData,
	FilterMappers: {
		booleanMapper,
		dateMapper,
		startOfTheDayMapper,
		endOfTheDayMapper,
		searchMapper,
		customTypeMapper
	}
} = require('@janiscommerce/api-list');

module.exports = class MyApiListData extends ApiListData {

	get availableFilters() {
		return [
			{
				name: 'canDoSomething',
				valueMapper: booleanMapper // Maps '0', 'false', '', and false to false. Any other value is mapped to true.
			},
			{
				name: 'someExactDate',
				valueMapper: dateMapper // Maps to a date object
			},
			{
				name: 'dateCreatedDay',
				internalName: 'dateCreatedFrom',
				valueMapper: startOfTheDayMapper // Maps to a date object at the start of the day
			},
			{
				name: 'dateCreatedDay',
				internalName: 'dateCreatedTo',
				valueMapper: endOfTheDayMapper // Maps to a date object at the end of the day
			},
			{
				name: 'name',
				valueMapper: searchMapper // Maps to an object like this: { type: 'search', value }
			},
			{
				name: 'isOlderThan',
				internalName: 'age',
				valueMapper: customTypeMapper('greater') // This returns a mapper like this: value => ({ type: 'greater', value })
			}
		];
	}

};

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Package last updated on 19 May 2020

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