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retold-data-service

v2.0.4

Published

Serve up a whole model!

Downloads

24

Readme

Retold Data Service

Provide a consistent back or mid-tier data service.

Basic Usage

This library can run in any of three types of configurations:

  • Configuration Driven
  • Managed via Backplane Endpoints
  • Hybrid (configuration plus endpoint)

Configuration-Driven Mode

The service looks for a Retold stanza in the configuration. For instance:

{
    ...
    "Retold": {
        "MeadowModel": "./meadow-schema-extended.json"
    },
    ...
}

The three auto-configured parameters are:

  • MeadowModel
  • MeadowEntitySchema
  • StrictureDDL

The service tries to do the right thing with strings versus arrays -- you can pass an array of models or a single. Likewise, you can pass an array of schemas or a single. It also supports grabbing all files of a single folder with the /* suffix, and recursive with the /** suffix. When used in this fashion, only .json files are loaded from the folder(s).

Supplied Backplane Endpoints

Load a Meadow Model

POST /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Load/MeadowModel

This endpoint accepts a JSON blob of an entire Meadow model. It loads the entire model as a set of endpoints, and connects each endpoint to the default provider.

Load a Meadow Entity Schema

POST /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Load/MeadowSchema

This endpoint accepts a JSON blob of an entire Meadow model. It loads the entire model as a set of endpoints, and connects each endpoint to the default provider.

Load a DDL and Compile it

POST /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Load/StrictureDDL

This endpoint loads a Stricture DDL, compiles it into the composite Entity schemas and loads them as endpoints.

Access Primary Service Model and Composite Models

GET /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Model/Primary/

GET /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Model/Composite/

Merge in Settings (to push default configurations for providers)

POST /BackPlane/${VERSION}/Settings

Set the Default Provider

GET /BackPlane/${VERSION}/SetProvider/:ProviderName

Set an Entity-Specific Provider

GET /BackPlane/${VERSION}/SetProvider/:ProviderName/:Entity