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azul-express

v0.1.1

Published

Transaction Middleware for Azul.js

Downloads

8

Readme

Azul.js Addon for Express

NPM version Build status Code Climate Coverage Status Dependencies devDependencies

This addon simplifies use of Azul.js with Express. For a full overview of this module, read the Azul.js Express guide.

var azulExpress = require('azul-express')(db);

app.use(azulExpress.transaction);

app.post('/articles', azulExpress.route(function(req, res, next, Article, Author) {
  Author.objects.findOrCreate({ name: req.body.author }).then(function(author) {
    return author.createArticle({ title: req.body.title }).save();
  })
  .then(function(article) {
    res.send({ article: article.json });
  })
  .catch(next);
}));

API

azulExpress(db)

db

Type: Database

The database from which to create transactions. The result of this call is an object that provides the below functions. It is also an alias for the route function.

#route(function, [options])

function

Type: Function

An Express route (or middleware) decorated with Azul.js parameters. For detailed examples, read the full guide. This wraps the given function and returns a new function compatible with Express.

options.transaction

Type: Boolean

Enable transaction support for this route regardless of whether the transaction middleware is active.

options.wrap

Type: Function

Specify a wrapper function to pre-wrap the decorated route.

#transaction

Express middleware for enabling transactions.

#rollback

Express middleware for rolling back transactions. Also aliased as catch and error. This is intended for advanced use and only needs to be enabled when all of the following are true:

  • The transaction middleware is active
  • The route is not wrapped by route
  • The route calls next with an error argument

When in doubt, enable it. It is always safe to enable.

License

This project is distributed under the MIT license.