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backbone-relational-hal
Advanced tools
Consume HAL+JSON APIs with Backbone.js and Backbone-relational.js.
backbone-relational-hal is currently tested with the following libraries:
With bower:
bower install --save backbone-relational-hal
Builds:
This library adds a new Backbone.RelationalHalResource
class that you can extend like Backbone.RelationalModel
or Backbone.Model
.
var Person = Backbone.RelationalHalResource.extend({
url: '/people/2'
});
HAL Links
HAL Embedded Resources
HAL resources can parse HAL+JSON links out of the box.
Let's instantiate the above sample class and fetch data from the server.
var person = new Person();
person.fetch();
Assume the server would return this data containing several links.
{
"_links": {
"self": { "href": '/people/2' },
"search": { "href": '/people/2/search{?email}', "templated": true },
"alternate": [
{ "href": '/people/2.html', "type": 'text/html' },
{ "href": '/people/2.xml', "type": 'application/xml' }
]
},
"name": "Nobody"
}
Use the link
method of a HAL resource to retrieve useful link objects.
// get a link object
person.link('self'); // => a Backbone.RelationalModel
// get the href of a link
person.link('self').href(); // => '/people/2'
// get a list of links
var alternates = person.link('alternate', { all: true }); // => Backbone.Collection of link objects
// get one of the links in the list
alternates.at(0).href(); // => '/people/2.html'
// find a link matching criteria
// (using Backbone's Underscore proxy methods)
alternates.findWhere({ type: 'application/xml' }).href(); // => '/people/2.xml'
Templated links can be expanded using the uri-templates library.
// get a templated link without parameters
person.link('search').href(); // => '/people/2/search'
// expand a link template with parameters
person.link('search').href({ template: { email: 'foo@example.com' } }); // => '/people/2/search?email=foo@example.com'
The tag
method of link objects can generate HTML link tags for you.
// simple tag with text content
person.link('self').tag('John'); // => $('<a href="/people/2">John</a>')
// HTML content
var content = $('<strong />').text('Jane');
person.link('self').tag(content, { html: true }); // => $('<a href="/people/2"><strong>Jane</strong></a>')
Define embedded resources with the halEmbedded
property when extending a HAL resource.
Embedded resources are Backbone-relational.js relations and use the same options.
var Company = Backbone.RelationalHalResource.extend({
halEmbedded: [
{
type: Backbone.HasOne,
key: 'http://example.com/rel/manager',
relatedModel: Person
},
{
type: Backbone.HasMany,
key: 'http://example.com/rel/employees',
relatedModel: Person
}
]
});
You can also use an equivalent HAL-like syntax where the key in the halEmbedded
object is automatically used as the relation key.
var Company = Backbone.RelationalHalResource.extend({
halEmbedded: {
'http://example.com/rel/manager': {
type: Backbone.HasOne,
relatedModel: Person
},
'http://example.com/rel/employees': {
type: Backbone.HasMany,
relatedModel: Person
}
}
});
Assume the server would return this data for a company.
{
"name": "Initech",
"_embedded": {
"http://example.com/rel/manager": {
"name": "Bill Lumbergh"
},
"http://example.com/rel/employees": [
{
"name": "Peter Gibbons"
},
{
"name": "Michael Bolton"
},
{
"name": "Samir Nagheenanajar"
}
]
}
}
You can retrieve embedded resources with the embedded
method.
// get an embedded resource
company.embedded('http://example.com/rel/manager'); // => Person
company.embedded('http://example.com/rel/manager').get('name'); // => 'Bill Lumbergh'
// get a Backbone.Collection of embedded resources
var employees = company.embedded('http://example.com/rel/employees'); // => Backbone.Collection
// get one of the resources in the collection
employees.at(0); // => Person
employees.at(0).get('name'); // => 'Peter Gibbons'
FAQs
Use HAL+JSON with Backbone.js and Backbone-relational.js.
The npm package backbone-relational-hal receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, backbone-relational-hal popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that backbone-relational-hal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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