corrieneuch-sequelize

corrieneuch-sequelize

Provides Corrieneuch actions using a Sequelize connection. Only tested with Postres so far.

Installation

$ npm install --save corrieneuch-sequelize

## Usage

import * as Corrieneuch from 'corrieneuch';
import DbResourceCollection from 'corrieneuch-sequelize';

let users = new DbResourceCollection(User);

// inside a request handler
users.get('/users/1', 1, new Corrieneuch.QueryOptions(request.query));

Documentation

constructor(model: EntityModel<TEntity>, relationships: _.Dictionary<EntityRelationship> = {})

Constructor. Pass a Sequelize Model in as the first parameter, which will connect the resource collection to a table in the database.

If you want to support the include query option with related resources, use the relationships field. E.g., for the canonical blog posts with User entities as authors:

let posts = new DbResource(Post, {
  author: {
    relationship: {model: User, as: 'author'},
    link: '/users/<%=authorId%>'
  }
});

The link field specifies the format of the URL.

list(url: string, options: Corrieneuch.QueryOptions, constraints?): Promise<Corrieneuch.Resource>

Returns a resource with a list of resources as elements. The $self links will be based off the supplied URL, with subresources having their ID appended. Currently only number paging is supported. offset paging can also be used, but it must represent a whole number of pages, and it will be converted to number paging.

The constraints parameter is useful in multi-tenant scenarios - passing a filter here will contrain the list to match the filter.

get(url: string, id: any, options: Corrieneuch.QueryOptions, constraints?): Promise<Corrieneuch.Resource>

Returns a resource with the specified resource as attributes, and the given URL as the $self link. If constraints is given, the item will only be returned if it also matches constraints.

create(url: string, payload: any, constraints?): Promise<Corrieneuch.Resource>

Creates and returns a resource from the specified request payload. The payload must contain an attributes field from which the new resource will be constructed.

If constraints is given, the payload must match it or an exception will be thrown.

update(url: string, id: any, payload: any, constraints?): Promise<Corrieneuch.Resource>

Updates and returns the resource with the specified ID. Only the fields given in payload.attributes will be updated. If the given resource isn't found, then null is returned.

The payload must match constraints, or an exception will be thrown. Additionally, the existing DB object must also match constraints, or null will be returned.

delete(id: any, constraints?): Promise<number>

Deletes the resource with the specified ID. A count of the number of rows deleted will be returned.

If constraints is given, the object to be deleted must also match it.