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hapi-sfdc-models

v3.1.2

Published

Salesforce object models for hapi applications

Downloads

34

Readme

hapi-sfdc-models

Salesforce object models for hapi applications.

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This is heavily inspired by Hapi's hapi-mongo-models plugin.

Thanks @jedireza

This plugin provides Salesforce crud methods for applications using Hapi.

Install

npm install --save hapi-sfdc-models

---- WORK IN PROGRESS ----

Usage

Base model

You extend the BaseModel to create new model classes. The base model also acts as a singleton so all models can share one api connection.

Creating a Contact model.

var Joi = require('joi');
var ObjectAssign = require('object-assign');
var BaseModel = require('hapi-sfdc-models').BaseModel;

var Contact = BaseModel.extend({
    // instance prototype
    constructor: function (attrs) {

        ObjectAssign(this, attrs);
    }
});

Contact._sobject = 'contact'; // Salesforce object name

Contact.schema = Joi.object().keys({
    Id: Joi.string().min(15).max(18).required(),
    FirstName: Joi.string().max(40),
    LastName: Joi.string().max(80).required()
});

Contact.staticFunction = function () {

    // static class function
};

module.exports = Contact;

Server plugin

Register the plugin manually.

var plugin = {
    register: require('hapi-sfdc-models'),
    options: {
        salesforce: {
            url: 'https://login.salesforce.com',
            auth: {
                user: '<username>',
                pass: '<password><security_token>'
            }
        },
        models: {
            Contact: './path/to/contact',
            User: './path/to/user'
        }
    }
};

server.register(plugin, function (err) {

     if (err) {
         console.log('Failed loading plugin');
     }
 });

Or include it in your composer manifest.

{
    "servers": [{
        "port": 8080
    }],
    "plugins": {
        "hapi-sfdc-models": {
            "salesforce": {
                "url": "https://login.salesforce.com",
                "auth": {
                    "user": "<username>",
                    "pass": "<password><security_token>"
                }
            },
            "models": {
                "Contact": "./path/to/contact",
                "User": "./path/to/user"
            }
        }
    }
}

The options passed to the plugin is an object where:

  • salesforce - is an object where:
    • url - a string representing the connection url for the Salesforce REST API
    • auth - an object that contains credentials.
      • user - a string representing the salesforce username used for the headless user
      • pass - a string representing the salesforce pass and token for the headless user
  • models - an object where each key is the exposed model name and each value is the path (relative to the current working directory) of where to find the model on disk.

Examples

API

insert(input, callback)

Insert records

  • input - {Record|Array.<Record>} records - A record or array of records to create
  • callback - {Callback.<RecordResult|Array.<RecordResult>>} [function(err, response)]
  • return - {Promise.<RecordResult|Array.<RecordResult>>}

find(input, callback)

findOne(input, callback)

findById()

update()

count()

remove()

License

MIT