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simple-api-response

v1.0.1

Published

A simple API response wrapper that will help return a standardised response across an API platform

Downloads

5

Readme

Simple API Response

The Response Class helps to model the structure of the API JSON Response.

Benefits:

  • Simplifies and keeps the codes in controller more concise
  • Standardize the API Response structure
  • Methods to help further structure the Response data, helps to further improve the QOL in writing the models for the each API.

Constructor

The constructors takes in 4 Parameters:

Constructor Parameters

| Parameter | Data Type | Description | Require | Default | |:---------:|:---------------:|:----------------------------------------:|:-------:|:-------:| | data | Array | Object | Data to be written for response | Yes | | | success | Boolean | Indicates if the API call was successful | No | True | | status | Number | HTTP Status Code | No | 200 | | options | Object | Options for Response Constructor | No | {} |

Constructor Options

| Options | Data Type | Description | Require | Default | |:-----------:|:---------:|:---------------------------------------------------------------------:|:-------:|:-----------------------------------:| | updatedTime | Date | The last updated time of this API response | No | | | error | Object | Error object for failed API call, consists of error code and message | No | {code:0, message: "Unknown Error."} | | paginate | Boolean | Indicates if the API response data will be paginated | No | false |


Methods

The methods provided in the Response class allows method chaining. However, the behaviors of the chained methods differ between each methods.

displayLimit([limitSize = -1])

The displayLimit method sets the display limit of data per API request or per page (if paginated).

Argument(s) [limitSize = 1] (Number): The number of array element displays per request. If sets to -1, the limit is disabled.

Method Chaining The limitSize of the latest chain displayLimit will be set as the display limit, all the limit set prior will be ignored.

page(pageNumber, [baseURI = ""])

The page method sets the page number of the response data (if paginated).

Argument(s) pageNumber (Number): Page number of the paginated data. [baseURI = ""] (String): Page URI, to include ?? to indicate previous / next page number

Method Chaining The pageNumber and baseURI of the latest chain page will be used, all the method called prior will be ignored.

limitField([startIndex = 0], [endIndex = this.data.length])

The limitField method sets the limit for the field of response data. This will modify the data parsed into the Response object

Argument(s) [startIndex = 0] (Number): Starting zero-based index of field limit (inclusive) [endIndex = this.data.length] (Number): Ending zero-based index of field limit (non-inclusive)

Method Chaining Method chaining will overlap and stack atop each other in the limitation of field.

API Response Model

The response object will be modelled with the following structure:

  • success (Boolean)
  • status (Number)
  • updatedTime? (String)
  • results (Object)
    • count (Number)
    • outOfRange (Boolean)
    • pagination (Object)
      • paginated (Boolean)
      • totalPages (Number)
      • page (Number)
    • displayLimit (Number)
    • previousPage? (Object)
      • page? (Number)
      • count? (Number)
      • uri? (String)
    • nextPage? (Object)
      • page? (Number)
      • count? (Number)
      • uri? (String)
  • data (Object | Array)