Core API

This project maintains all API core structure

Get Started

npm login
nvm use
npm install

This will install all dependencies and install git hooks.

Recommended Commit Message Format

<type>(<scope>): <short summary>
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  │       │
  │       └─⫸ Commit Scope: Optional, can be anything specifying the scope of the commit change.
  |                          For example $location|$browser|$compile|$rootScope|ngHref|ngClick|ngView, etc.
  |                          In App Development, scope can be a page, a module or a component.
  │
  └─⫸ Commit Type: feat|fix|docs|style|refactor|test|chore|perf|ci|build|temp

Development

npm run test:unit

Keep watching unit tests while coding

npm run test:integration

Keep watching integration tests while coding

Commits and Pushes

Commits message should follow recommendations above. On pre-commit all related tests based on staged files should be valid On pre-push all tests should be valid

Deploy

Change package.json version

npm run deploy

Compile the typescript project into javascript on destination folder and publish package on NPM

Documentation

Installation

npm install @guilhermenicolini/core-api@latest

Usage

App

  import { App } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import swaggerConfig from './swagger'

  const app = App(swaggerConfig)

  app.use('/test', (req, res) => {
    res.send({})
  })

App is an instance of express() with some pre-defined configurations:

• /health route
• /api-docs (Swagger)
• body parser middleware that transform body into JSON
• trim all body and headers string values
• content-type middleware that set content-type to JSON
• cors that enable cors to all api

Available Interfaces

Logger

Logger interface used on LogControllerDecorator

  import { Logger } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'

  class ConsoleLogger implements Logger {
    async log (data: any): Promise<void> {
      console.log(data)
    }

    async warning (data: any): Promise<void> {
      console.warn(data)
    }

    async error (data: any): Promise<void> {
      console.error(data)
    }
  }

HttpClient

Interface used on http requests

Adapters

Middleware

Adapt Middleware implementations into express middleware

  import { adaptExpressMiddleware as adapt } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { RequestHandler } from 'express'
  import { MyMiddleware } from './my-middleware'
  import { Router } from 'express'

  const auth = (): RequestHandler => adapt(new MyMiddleware())

  export default (router: Router): void => {
    router.get('/protected', auth(), (req, res) => {
      res.send({})
    }))
  }

This adapter pass the following order properties to Middleware:

• body
• query
• params
• cookies (only signed using COOKIE_SECRET environment variable)
• headers Also, this adaptar pass Middleware body response as locals to Controller

Controller

Adapt Controller implementations into express function

  import { adaptExpressRoute as adapt } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { RequestHandler } from 'express'
  import { MyController } from './my-controller'
  import { Router } from 'express'

  export default (router: Router): void => {
    router.get('/public', adapt(new MyController()))
  }

This adapter trim spaces of all body string properties and pass the following unified properties order to Controller:

• body
• query
• params
• cookies (only signed using COOKIE_SECRET environment variable)
• headers
• locals => Middleware adapter body response

File Upload

Enable single file upload into express function

  import { adaptMulter as upload } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { RequestHandler } from 'express'
  import { Router } from 'express'

  export default (router: Router): void => {
    router.get('/public', upload)
  }

This adapter receives an attachment with name picture and pass data to req.locals.file containing thr following informations:

• buffer
• mimeType

Decorators

LogControllerDecorator

Decorate Controller with any Logger implementation

  import { LogControllerDecorator, Controller } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { MyController } from './my-controller'
  import { MyLogger } from './my-logger'

  export const makeMyController = (): Controller => {
    const decoratee = new MyController()
    const logger = new MyLogger()
    return new LogControllerDecorator(decoratee, logger)
  }

This decorator calls Logger implementation after getting decoratee perform response. The decorator receives 3 parameters:

• decoratee: The controller to be decorated
• logger: The Logger implementation

Available Classes

Middleware

Abstract class that implements a middleware

  import { Middleware, HttpResponse, ok, forbidden, badRequest } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { ValidationBuilder as Builder, Validator } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-validators'

  type HttpRequest = { userId?: string, userRoles?: string }

  export class CustomMiddeware extends Middleware {
    constructor () {
      super()
    }

    override async perform ({ userRoles }: HttpRequest): Promise<HttpResponse | Error> {
      return userRoles?.includes('admin') ? ok() : forbidden(new Error('Access denied'))
    }

    override buildValidators ({ userId }: HttpRequest): Validator[] {
      return [
        ...Builder.of({ fieldName: 'userId', value: userId }).required().build()
      ]
    }

    override defaultError (error: Error): HttpResponse {
      return badRequest(error)
    }
  }

To implement this class, you have to:

• override perform method with your custom rules
• can override buildValidators if you need to validate data
• default error code when validation fails is 401. You can override defaultError to return another code if necessary

Controller

Abstract class that implements a controller

  import { Controller, HttpResponse, ok } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { ValidationBuilder as Builder, Validator } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-validators'

  type HttpRequest = { userId?: string }

  export class CustomController extends Controller {
    constructor (private readonly repo: any) {
      super()
    }

    override async perform ({ userId }: HttpRequest): Promise<HttpResponse | Error> {
      const data = this.repo.load(userId)
      return ok(data)
    }
  }

Available Implementations

ConsoleLogger

Implementation of Logger interface using console.log

AxiosHttpClient

Implementation of HttpClient interface using axios

Available Factories

makeConsoleLogControllerDecorator

Factory helper to create a LogControllerDecorator using ConsoleLog Logger

  import { makeConsoleLogControllerDecorator } from '@guilhermenicolini/core-api'
  import { MyController } from './my-controller'

  makeConsoleLogControllerDecorator(new MyController, 'LOG_ERROR')

Available Error Helpers

BadRequestError

Return badRequest helper

UnauthorizedError

Return unauthorized helper

ForbiddenError

Return forbidden helper

NotFoundError

Return notFound helper

ServerError

Return serverError helper

Available errors

BaseError

BadRequestError

UnauthorizedError

ForbiddenError

NotFoundError

ServerError

Available Http Helpers

handleResponse

Used to Middleware and Controller handle function. If perform returns any instance of above errors, it will return the specific HttpResponse error

ok

Return 200 and specified body

auth

Return 200 and specified body, authorization header and refresh token cookie

created

Return 201 and specified body

noContent

Return 204

badRequest

Return 400 and specified body error

unauthorized

Return 401 and specified body error

forbidden

Return 403 and specified body error

notFound

Return 404 and specified body error

serverError

Return 500 and specified body error

Principles

• Single Responsability Principle (SRP)
• Open Closed Principle (OCP)
• Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP)
• Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)
• Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
• Separation of Concerns (SOC)
• Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY)
• You Aren't Gonna Need It (YAGNI)
• Keep It Simple, Silly (KISS)
• Composition Over Inheritance

Design Patterns

• Composite
• Builder
• Dependency Injection

Methodologies

• TDD
• Clean Architecture
• DDD

###Libraries and Tools

• Typescript
• Jest
• Eslint
• Husky
• Tldjs