You can test library on this online example ๐ http://ngx-jsonapi.reyesoft.com/.
Data is obtained from Json Api Playground server.
- Cache (on memory): TTL for collections and resources. Before a HTTP request objects are setted with cached data.
- Cache on IndexedDB
- Pagination
- Sorting
- Include param support (also, when you save)
- Equal requests, return a same ResourceObject on memory
- Default values for a new resource (hydrator).
Just install, configure and learn with examples.
First of all, it's advisable to read Jsonapi specification. Understanding JsonApi documents structure is recommended.
yarn add [email protected] --save
# or npm if you wish...
- Add Jsonapi dependency.
- Configure your url and other paramemeters.
- Angular
/* .. */
import { NgxJsonapiModule } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
@NgModule()
export class AppModule {
public constructor() {
JsonapiBootstrap.bootstrap({
user_config: { url: '//jsonapiplayground.reyesoft.com/v2/' }
});
}
}
- React
import { NgxJsonapiModule } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
const App = () => {
JsonapiBootstrap.bootstrap({
user_config: { url: '//jsonapiplayground.reyesoft.com/v2/' }
});
return <div>Hello world</div>;
};
Library cache anything memory. With Local Store, also store all on IndexDb on browser. Faster apps when we reuse a lot of data.
- Angular
/* .. */
import { NgxJsonapiModule, StoreService, JsonRipper } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
@NgModule()
export class AppModule {
public constructor() {
JsonapiBootstrap.bootstrap({
user_config: { url: '//jsonapiplayground.reyesoft.com/v2/' },
jsonapiStore: new StoreService(),
jsonRipper: new JsonRipper()
});
}
}
- React
import { NgxJsonapiModule } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
const App = () => {
JsonapiBootstrap.bootstrap({
user_config: { url: '//jsonapiplayground.reyesoft.com/v2/' },
jsonapiStore: new StoreService(),
jsonRipper: new JsonRipper()
});
return <div>Hello world</div>;
};
Like you know, the better way is with examples. Lets go! ๐
authors.service.ts
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { Autoregister, Service, Resource, DocumentCollection, DocumentResource } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
import { Book } from '../books/books.service';
import { Photo } from '../photos/photos.service';
export class Author extends Resource {
public attributes = {
name: 'default name',
date_of_birth: ''
};
public relationships = {
books: new DocumentCollection<Book>(),
photo: new DocumentResource<Photo>()
};
}
@Injectable()
@Autoregister()
export class AuthorsService extends Service<Author> {
public resource = Author;
public type = 'authors';
}
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { DocumentCollection } from 'ngx-jsonapi';
import { AuthorsService, Author } from './../authors.service';
@Component({
selector: 'demo-authors',
templateUrl: './authors.component.html'
})
export class AuthorsComponent {
public authors: DocumentCollection<Author>;
public constructor(private authorsService: AuthorsService) {
authorsService
.all({
// include: ['books', 'photos'],
// fields: {
// authors: ['name']
// }
})
.subscribe(authors => (this.authors = authors));
}
}
<p *ngFor="let author of authors.data; trackBy: authors.trackBy">
id: {{ author.id }} <br />
name: {{ author.attributes.name }} <br />
birth date: {{ author.attributes.date_of_birth | date }}
</p>
Example: name
is a authors attribute, and makes a query like /authors?sort=name,job_title
let authors = authorsService.all({
sort: ['name', 'job_title']
});
Filter resources with attribute: value
values. Filters are used as 'exact match' (only resources with attribute value same as value are returned). value
can also be an array, then only objects with same attribute
value as one of values
array elements are returned.
authorsService.all({
remotefilter: { country: 'Argentina' }
});
From this point, you only see important code for this library. For a full example, clone and see demo directory.
authorsService.get('some_author_id');
authorsService.get('some_author_id', { include: ['books', 'photos'] });
TIP: these parameters work with all()
and save()
methods too.
let author = this.authorsService.new();
author.attributes.name = 'Pablo Reyes';
author.attributes.date_of_birth = '2030-12-10';
author.save();
let author = this.authorsService.new();
author.attributes.name = 'Pablo Reyes';
author.attributes.date_of_birth = '2030-12-10';
// some_book is an another resource like author
let some_book = booksService.get(1);
author.addRelationship(some_book);
// some_publisher is a polymorphic resource named company on this case
let some_publisher = publishersService.get(1);
author.addRelationship(some_publisher, 'company');
// wow, now we need detach a relationship
author.removeRelationship('books', 'book_id');
// this library can send include information to server, for atomicity
author.save({ include: ['book'] });
// mmmm, if I need get related resources? For example, books related with author 1
let relatedbooks = booksService.all({ beforepath: 'authors/1' });
// you need get a cached object? you can force ttl on get
let author$ = authorsService.get(
'some_author_id',
{ ttl: 60 } // ttl on seconds (default: 0)
);
authorsService.get('some_author_id').suscribe(author => {
this.author.attributes.name += 'New Name';
this.author.save(success => {
console.log('author saved!');
});
});
authorsService.all({
// get page 2 of authors collection, with a limit per page of 50
page: { number: 2 ; size: 50 }
});
- number: number of the current page
- size: size of resources per page (it's sended to server by url)
- information returned from server (check if is avaible) total_resources: total of avaible resources on server resources_per_page: total of resources returned per page requested
You can run JsonApi Demo App locally following the next steps:
git clone [email protected]:reyesoft/ngx-jsonapi.git
cd ngx-jsonapi
yarn
yarn start
We use as backend Json Api Playground.
Check Environment development file ๐.