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Port of Python's slumber library -- A library that makes consuming a RESTful API easier and more convenient
Port of the Python's slumber library in Node.js -- A library that makes consuming a RESTful API easier and more convenient
Node's Slumber is a Node.js library that provides convenient yet powerful object-oriented interface to RESTful APIs. It acts as a wrapper around the excellent request library and abstracts away the handling of URLs, serialization, and request processing.
Install Node's Slumber
$ npm install slumber
Use Node's Slumber
slumber = require 'slumber'
# Connect to http://slumber.in/api/v1/ with the Basic Auth user/password of demo/demo
api = slumber.API 'http://slumber.in/api/v1/', { auth: ['demo', 'demo'] }, ->
# GET http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/
# Note: Any kwargs passed to get(), post(), put(), delete() will be used as url parameters
api('note').get (err, data) ->
console.log err, data
# ---
callback = (err, data) ->
console.log err, data
# POST http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/
new_post = api('note').post({'title': 'My Test Note', 'content': 'This is the content of my Test Note!'}, cb)
# PUT http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/{id}/
api('note')(new_post['id']).put({'content': 'I just changed the content of my Test Note!'}, cb)
# PATCH http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/{id}/
api('note')(new_post['id']).patch({'content': 'Wat!'}, cb)
# GET http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/{id}/
api('note')(new_post['id']).get(cb)
# DELETE http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/{id}/
api('note')(new_post['id']).delete(cb)
api('resource').get {username: "example", api_key: "1639eb74e86717f410c640d2712557aac0e989c8"}, cb
# GET http://slumber.in/api/v1/note/?title__startswith=Bacon
api('note').get(title__startswith="Bacon", cb)
node-slumber
uses a dynamic callback mechanism, based on the arity of the callback.
Depending on the callback arity, you will have:
function(err)
function(err, processedData)
function(err, fullRequestResponse, processedData)
node-slumber
uses the debug package.
To enable debug you can use the environment variable DEBUG=
as :
DEBUG='slumber:api' ...
to see debug for node-slumber
API calls onlyDEBUG='slumber:*' ...
to see debug for node-slumber
, more verboseDEBUG='*' node ...
to see debug for all modules using debug
, extremely verboseMIT
FAQs
Port of Python's slumber library -- A library that makes consuming a RESTful API easier and more convenient
We found that slumber 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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