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ga4gh-base-controller

v1.0.0

Published

Provides a basis for creating controller functions for GA4GH services.

Readme

ga4gh-base-controller

Provides a basis for creating controller functions for GA4GH services.

Create your own controller

You have two options!

Fork/clone

You can clone this repository and rename the module in the package.json to a name of your choosing. Then, when setting up your ga4gh-node-gateway simply pass it your new module when initializing the server options under the controller option.

Extend

You can also create a new project from scratch and extend this controller.

npm init mycontroller
# Enter in details as desired
npm install ga4gh-base-controller --save

Then create a file named index.js:

var controller = require('ga4gh-base-controller')({});

controller.searchVariants = function(call, callback) {
  callback(null, {variants: [{id: 1}]});
};

module.exports = function (options) {
  return controller;
}

You can now use your module with the ga4gh-node-gateway by passing it as the controller option value to create your own GA4GH server.

API

Each method in the GA4GH schemas can be attached to a controller by name. The module itself exposes a function which allows setting of options. The controller dictionary looks like {methodName: function(call, callback), ...} and by viewing the files in src you can see how simple responses to these methods can be formed.

call

Contains request details in call.request (e.g. call.request.dataset_id).

callback

Accepts an error and response message. Call this with your document when it has been completely gathered: callback(null, doc).