fortune-json-api
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This is a JSON API serializer for Fortune.js, which implements all of the features in the base specification, and follows the recommendations as much as possible.
$ npm install fortune-json-api
import fortune from 'fortune'
import jsonApi from 'fortune-json-api'
const store = fortune.create({
serializers: [ {
type: jsonApi,
options: { ... }
} ]
})
The options object is as follows:
inflectType: pluralize the record type name in the URI. Default: true.inflectKeys: camelize the field names per record. Default: true.maxLimit: maximum number of records to show per page. Default: 1000.includeLimit: maximum depth of fields per include. Default: 3.bufferEncoding: which encoding type to use for input buffer fields. Default: base64.prefix: hyperlink prefix, without trailing slash. Default ''.Internal options:
uriTemplate: URI template string.allowLevel: HTTP methods to allow ordered by appearance in URI template.This software is licensed under the MIT license.
FAQs
JSON API serializer for Fortune.
The npm package fortune-json-api receives a total of 1,557 weekly downloads. As such, fortune-json-api popularity was classified as popular.
We found that fortune-json-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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