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@zohodesk/js-api-creator

v1.0.20

Published

This is used for server side api call as js api call in client side - js-api-creator javascript es6

Downloads

114

Readme

1.0.19,1.0.20

We changed the medthod delete allowing the payloads progressReport - undeclare variable fix added.

#js-api-creator

##How to install

 npm i js-api-creator deletions

##How to use

For example server urls : https://myspace.com/space/v1/connectBlogs, https://myspace.com/space/v1/connectBlogs/:id

Check the below, how to convert the server api's as json format.

Note :notebook: No need to add this https://myspace.com/space/v1/ prefix for all your api.Just add connectBlogs,connectBlogs/:id.


import { constants } from 'js-api-creator'; 

let jsonAPIS = {
	"blogs" : { url : "connectBlogs" , method : constants.get } ,
	"blogs.create" : { url : "connectBlogs" , method : constants.post } ,
	"blogs.deleteIt" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id" , method : constants.deleteIt } ,
	"blogs.update" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id" , method : constants.put }  ,
	"blogs.get" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id" , method : constants.get },
	"blogs.getByPermalink" : { url : "connectBlogs/blogByPermalink", method : constants.get } ,
	"blogs.search" : { url : "connectBlogs/search", method : constants.get },
	"blogs.relatedBlogs" : { url : "connectBlogs/relatedArticleSearch" , method : constants.get } ,
	"blogs.like" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id/like", method : constants.post },
	"blogs.disLike" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id/dislike", method : constants.post } ,
	"blogs.attachments" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id/attachments", method : constants.get } ,
	"blogs.attachments.download" : { url : "connectBlogs/:blogId/attachments/:id/content" ,
									 method : constants.download }  ,
	"blogs.updateFeedback" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id/feedbacks", method : constants.post } ,
	"blogs.comments" : { url : "connectBlogs/:id/comments" , method : constants.get},
	"blogs.comments.get" :{ url : "connectBlogs/:id/comments/:id", method : constants.get },
	"blogs.comments.attachments" :{ url : "connectBlogs/:blogId/comments/:id/attachments", method : constants.get },
	"blogs.comments.attachments.download" : { url : "connectBlogsBlogs/:blogId/comments/:commentId/attachments/:id/content" , 
										method : constants.download } ,
	"categories" : { url : "connectCategory" , method : constants.get }
}

###Now we created a json format of all our api's.

##How to handle the multiple id's in same url path. Example URL : https://myspace.com/space/v1/connectBlogsBlogs/:blogId/comments/:commentId/attachments/:id/content

     let jsonAPIS = {
         "blogs.comments.attachments.download" : { 
		url : "connectBlogsBlogs/:blogId/comments/:commentId/attachments/:attachmentId/content" ,
		method : constants.download
         }
     }

###How to pass the multiple id's to the api :

    
     blogs.comments.attachments.download({
        blogId : 'efgh-abcd',                    ===> refers blog id
     	commentId : 'abcd-efgh',                 ===> refers comment id
     	attachmentId : 'xyz-pqrs'                ===> refers attachment id
     })

###URL output will be :

    `https://myspace.com/space/v1/connectBlogsBlogs/efgh-abcd/comments/abcd-efgh/attachments/xyz-pqrs/content`

##Example - how to create server api's for your app using APIBuilder class.

#modueName - used for return the converted api's with this given name.

#jsonAPIS - variable json object, we have already created above.

import APIBuilder from 'js-api-creator'; 
let apiBuilder = new APIBuilder( 
	   (`moduleName`)=>"https://myspace.com/space/v1/" ,   ===> url prefix will be added for all urls
	   (`moduleName`)=>globalParameters,                   ===> global params will be added for all urls
	   (`moduleName`)=>headers                             ===> global header will be added for all urls
	);


let apiModuleObject = apiBuilder.create( `jsonAPIS` , `modueName`);


#Output : how to call the api.

apiModuleObject.`modueName`.blogs( parameters as json , resolve/success , reject/failure ) 
apiModuleObject.`modueName`.blogs.Get( parameters as json , resolve/success , reject/failure  ) 
apiModuleObject.`modueName`.blogs.Search( parameters as json , resolve/success , reject/failure )
apiModuleObject.`modueName`.categories( parameters as json, resolve/success , reject/failure  )
  

###If you want override the url for Specifically, when calling the api?.

	apiModuleObject.`modueName`.blogs( { url } , parameters , resolve , reject );

###If you want override the header for Specifically, when calling the api?.

	apiModuleObject.`modueName`.blogs( { header } , parameters , resolve , reject );

###To change the global url prefix, parameters and header for Specifically.You can use modueName in APIBuilder class.

 new APIBuilder( 
	 	(`modueName`)=>{

	 	   if(`modueName` == "kb"){
	 	   	 return module-specific-url-prefix as string
	 	   }
	 	   
	 	   return common-url-prefix as string

	 	},
	 	
	 	(`modueName`)=>{
	 	   if(`modueName` == "kb"){
	 	   	 return {module-specific-global-parameters}
	 	   }
	 	   
	 	   return {common-global-parameters} as json

	 	},

	 	(`modueName`)=>{

	 	   if(`modueName` == "kb"){
	 	   	 return {module-specific-headers}
	 	   }
	 	   
	 	   return {common-global-headers} as json
	 	}
	 );