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@ducttape/ducttape-driver

v1.1.0

Published

The driver for any DuctTape instance

Readme

DuctTape Driver

This library is intended for the use with the DuctTape Core and a Postgrest bridge server. It is useful if the compilation of a custom driver is not desired. This driver comes with the API calls for app users and admins to have a one-stop solution ready for all needs. It has @supabase/postgrest-js included for database access.

See ducttape-starter for further instructions.

Warning: This application is still under heavy development - any business-critical operation is currently discouraged.

Getting started

Install the driver using npm install @ducttape/ducttape-driver and set up the API. Ideally you do it in a service file or class.

Here is an example for Angular:

import { inject, Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import {
  AdminAuthApi,
  AdminUserManagementApi,
  UserAuthApi,
  UserConfigurationApi,
  LoginConfigurationApi,
  LogApi,
  SQLExecutionApi,
  Configuration,
  ConfigurationParameters,
  createDatabaseDriver,
  SessionApi, 
  StorageApi,
} from '@ducttape/ducttape-driver';
import { JwtService } from './jwt.service';

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root',
})
export class ApiService {
  jwt = inject(JwtService);

  private getConfig(): Configuration {
    let configParams: ConfigurationParameters = {};
    const token = this.jwt.getToken(); //fetch a JWT from localStorage, cookie, etc.
    configParams.basePath = getApiBaseUrl(); //set API base url
    if (token) {
      configParams = {
        ...configParams,
        accessToken: token,
      };
    }
    return new Configuration(configParams);
  }

  getDatabaseApi() {
    const token = this.jwt.getToken();
    const postgresUrl = 'http://localhost:8081'; // Set here postgrest url
    if (token) {
        return createDatabaseDriver(postgresUrl, {
            Authorization: `Bearer ${this.jwt.getToken()}`, //fetch a JWT from localStorage, cookie, etc.
        });
    } else {
        return createDatabaseDriver(postgresUrl);
    }
  }

  getAdminAuthApi() {
    return new AdminAuthApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getAdminUserManagementApi() {
    return new AdminUserManagementApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getUserConfigurationApi() {
    return new UserConfigurationApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getUserAuthApi() {
    //Only used for the app frontend.
    return new UserAuthApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getSessionApi() {
    return new SessionApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getLoginConfigurationApi() {
    return new LoginConfigurationApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getLogApi() {
    return new LogApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getSqlExecutionApi() {
    return new SQLExecutionApi(this.getConfig());
  }

  getStorageApi() {
    return new StorageApi(this.getConfig());
  }
}