Inspired by Ember Data, JSData is the model layer you've been craving. It consists of a convenient framework-agnostic, in-memory store for managing your data, which uses adapters to communicate with various persistence layers.
You can use the http adapter, which is perfect for communicating with your RESTful backend. You could also use the localStorage adapter. On the server you could hook up to the SQL adapter (Postgres/MySQL/MariaDB/SQLite3) and add in the Redis adapter as a caching layer for your read endpoints. More adapters are coming, and you're free to implement your own. View available adapters.
Unlike some libraries, JSData does not require the use of getters and setters, and doesn't decorate your data with a bunch of cruft. JSData's internal change detection (via observe-js or Object.observe in supporting browsers) allows for powerful use cases and an easy avenue for implementing your own 3-way data-binding.
Supporting relations, computed properties, model lifecycle control and a slew of other features, JSData is the tool for giving your data the respect it deserves.
Written in ES6 and built for modern web development, JSData will save you thousands of lines of code and make you cooler.
Support is handled via the Mailing List.
JSData is getting popular and becoming a lot of work for me. I could use help with tests, documentation, demos/examples, and adapters. Contact me if you want to help! jason dot dobry at gmail dot com
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bower install --save js-data js-data-http or npm install --save js-data js-data-http.
Load js-data-http.js after js-data.js. See installation instructions for making js-data part of your r.js/browserify/webpack build.
// you can also require "js-data" if you're using AMD/CommonJS
// e.g. var JSData = require('js-data'); var DSHttpAdapter = require('js-data-http');
var store = new JSData.DS();
// register and use http by default for async operations
store.registerAdapter('http', new DSHttpAdapter(), { default: true });
// simplest model definition
var User = store.defineResource('user');
var Comment = store.defineResource('comment');
var user;
// Example CRUD operations with default configuration
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsfind
User.find(1)
.then(function (_user) {
_user; // { id: 1, name: 'John' }
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsis
User.is(_user); // true
Comment.is(_user); // false
// The user is in the store now
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsget
User.get(_user.id); // { id: 1, name: 'John' }
user = _user;
// No need for another GET request, will resolve immediately
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsfind
return User.find(1);
})
.then(function (_user) {
user === _user; // true
// PUT /user/1 {name:"Johnny"}
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsupdate
return User.update(user.id, { name: 'Johnny' });
})
.then(function (_user) {
// identity mapping at play
user === _user; // true
user === User.get(_user.id); // true
user; // { id: 1, name: 'Johnny' }
user.name = 'Billy';
// PUT /user/1 {id:1,name:"Billy"}
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dssave
return User.save(1);
})
.then(function (_user) {
// identity mapping at play
user === _user; // true
user === User.get(_user.id); // true
user; // { id: 1, name: 'Johnny' }
// DELETE /user/1
// See http://www.js-data.io/docs/dsdestroy
return User.destroy(1);
})
.then(function () {
// The user has also been removed from the in-memory store
User.get(1); // undefined
});
All your data are belong to you...
See an issue with or have a suggestion for the documentation? You can suggest edits right on the documentation pages! (There's a link at the top right of each page.)
First, support is handled via the Mailing List. Ask your questions there.
When submitting issues on GitHub, please include as much detail as possible to make debugging quick and easy.
git clone https://github.com/<you>/js-data.gitcd js-data; npm install; bower install;grunt go (builds and starts a watch)grunt karma:dev (runs the tests)The MIT License (MIT)
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2.0.0-beta.5 - 27 May 2015
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