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A NativeScript module to read Azure Mobile Services backend table data
NativeScript module for basic table data GET via Azure Mobile Services as a backend. Use require()
to include the module.
This is a super basic fetch using a URL, key, and table name to demonstrate the concept. A more in-depth Azure Mobile Services module is coming.
// viewmodel.js
var client = new azuremobile.MobileServiceClient(
"https://<Your Mobile Service URL>",
"<Your mobile service application key>"
);
var itemArr = [];
client.getTableItems('<tableName>', '<dataColumnName>', itemArr)
.then(function(){
for (var i = 0; i < itemArr.length; ++i) {
tasks.push(itemArr[i]);
}
});
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A NativeScript module to read Azure Mobile Services backend table data
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