fortune-http/test/demo.js

HTTP implementation for Fortune.js.

'use strict'

const http = require('http')
const util = require('util')
const chalk = require('chalk')
const loremIpsum = require('lorem-ipsum').loremIpsum
const instance = require('fortune/test/integration/test_instance')
const createListener = require('../lib')
const htmlSerializer = require('../lib/html_serializer')
const formSerializers = require('../lib/form_serializer')
const formUrlEncodedSerializer = formSerializers.formUrlEncoded
const formDataSerializer = formSerializers.formData

const port = 1337

instance().then(store => {
  store.options.settings.name = 'Fortune Test Web Service'

  /* eslint-disable max-len */
  store.options.settings.description = 'This is a demo of the default HTML interface of <code>fortune-http</code>. This interface exposes most of the features of Fortune.js. Notably, it does not require JavaScript to use. Data is sent using the built-in form serializers, which are by default active along with the HTML serializer. The default JSON serializer uses the same query parameters and URIs as this one, so one can change the accept header to <code>Accept: application/json</code> and get the same data back, in JSON format.'
  /* eslint-enable max-len */

  store.options.documentation = {}

  const opts = {
    count: 3,
    units: 'sentences'
  }

  for (const type in store.recordTypes) {
    store.options.documentation[type] = loremIpsum(opts)
    for (const field in store.recordTypes[type])
      store.options.documentation[field] = loremIpsum(opts)
  }

  /*store.on(store.common.events.change, data => console.log(chalk.cyan(
    `${chalk.bold('Change')}: ${util.inspect(data, { depth: null })}`)))*/

  const listener = createListener(store, {
    serializers: [
      [ htmlSerializer, { indexRoute: 'index' } ],
      formDataSerializer,
      formUrlEncodedSerializer
    ]
  })
  const server = http.createServer((request, response) =>
    listener(request, response)
    .catch(error => {
      console.error(error.stack)
    }))

  server.listen(port, () =>
    console.log(`# ${chalk.green(`Listening on port ${port}...`)}`))
})