type-r2
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Serializable, validated, and observable data layer for modern JS applications
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import { Model, define, log, isProduction } from 'type-r';
import { RestfulFetchOptions, RestfulEndpoint, RestfulIOOptions, HttpMethod } from './restful';
export type ConstructUrl = ( params : { [ key : string ] : any }, model? : Model ) => string;
/**
* Implement custom model.fetch() according to the given rules.
* All other I/O methods are not supported, this is read-only model.
*
* @param method HTTP Method to use
* @param url template function to generate the URL
* @param options options coming from `model.fetch( options )`
*/
export function fetchModelIO( method : HttpMethod, url : ConstructUrl, options? : RestfulFetchOptions ){
return new ModelFetchEndpoint( method, url, options );
}
function notSupported( method ){
throw new ReferenceError( `Method ${method} is not supported. modelFetchIO supports only model.fetch().` );
}
class ModelFetchEndpoint extends RestfulEndpoint {
constructor(
public method : HttpMethod,
public constructUrl : ConstructUrl,
{ mockData, ...options } : RestfulFetchOptions = {}
){
super( '', mockData ? { mockData : [ mockData ], ...options } : options );
}
async list(){ notSupported( 'collection.fetch()') }
async destroy(){ notSupported( 'model.destroy()') }
async create(){ notSupported( 'model.save()') }
async update(){ notSupported( 'model.save()') }
async read( id, options : RestfulIOOptions, model : Model ){
this.url = this.constructUrl( options.params, model );
if( this.memoryIO ){
log( isProduction ? "error" : "info", 'Type-R:SimulatedIO', `GET ${this.url}`);
return ( await this.memoryIO.list( options ) )[ 0 ];
}
else{
return this.request( this.method, this.getRootUrl( model ), options );
}
}
}