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apigoose

v0.0.8

Published

Mongoose rest api helpers.

Downloads

22

Readme

restgoose

An easy to use module to create a rest api for a mongoose model.

How Its works

Extends the express app object with a new method apiFromModel that takes a mongoose model as parameter.

var mongoose = require('mongoose'),
	  Model = mongoose.Model,
	  express = require('express'),
	  app = express();

	var TestModel = mongoose.model('Test', { name: {type: String, required: true } });
	require('apigoose')(app);
	app.use(express.json());
	app.use(express.urlencoded());
	app.apiFromModel(TestModel)
		.getAll()
		.getItem()
		.insert()
		.update()
		.remove();

Methods

Every method accept as arguments middleware functions.

	var MiddleWareModel = mongoose.model('Middleware', { name: {type: String, required: true } });
	app.apiFromModel(MiddleWareModel)
	  	.insert(function(req, res, next) {
	  		req.body.name = 'Middleware 1';
	  		next();
	  	}, function(req, res, next) {
	  		req.body.name = 'Middleware 2';
	  		next();
	  	});
  1. getAll(middleware....) Adds a new get route to the express app /api/ModelName which returns all the objects in for the model

  2. getItem(middleware....) Adds a new get route to the express app /api/ModelName/:id which returns the object with the requested id

  3. insert(middleware....) Adds a new post route to the express app /api/ModelName which will try to insert a new object with the information send in the request, mongoose takes care of the validation

  4. update(middleware....) Adds a new post route to the express app /api/ModelName/:id which will try to update the object with the requested id with the information send in the request, mongoose takes care of the validation

  5. delete(middleware....) Adds a new delete route to the express app /api/ModelName/:id which will try to delete the object with the requested id

Unit tests

Full unit tests coverage and examples can be found in the test folder.