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`tote-lib` is a helper library for [Tote](https://github.com/alizahid/tote).


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tote-lib

tote-lib is a helper library for Tote.

API

tote-lib exports three items.

Func

Func is the class you use to setup your function. It includes several helper methods and a nice setup.

Example
// import dependencies
import { Func, joi } from 'tote-lib'

// create your function
class Hello extends Func {
  // define your schema
  schema = {
    // query parameters
    query: joi.object({
      number: joi.number()
    })
  }

  // define your function here
  invoke() {
    // get query params
    const {
      query: { number = 5 }
    } = this.request

    // return object
    return {
      hello: 'world',
      result: number * 2
    }
  }
}

// bootstrap and export
export default Func.bootstrap(Hello)
Options
NameTypeDescription
contextObjectAzure Function execution context
requestObjectRequest object. Contains body, headers, and query objects with any parameters
status<number>FunctionSet the HTTP status code
send<object>FunctionSet the JSON body
_validateFunctionInternal method for schema validation
Usage

request

Get input parameters.

// get parameters
const {
  body: { foo },
  query: { name }
} = this.request

// use them

status

this.status(404)

send

You can just return the object from your function. But you can also use send.

this.send({
  foo: 'bar'
})

invoke

invoke is a helper for invoking functions when writing your tests.

Parameters
NameTypeDescription
namestringFunction name, should correspond to a directory
requestObjectOptional. Request object, may contain body, headers, and query objects
Usage
invoke('hello', {
  headers: {
    authorization: 'Bearer ...'
  },
  query: {
    name: 'Ali'
  }
})

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Last updated on 20 Jun 2019

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