Juissy is a minimal experimental JSON API client for Drupal.
Features: Zero-configuration Automatic pagination Late-binding filter compiler ??? Example: // A client only needs a base URL. It doesn't need to know anything else! const client = new JuissyClient('http://jsonapi.test:8080');
// It's best to read the code beneath these comments, then fill in your gaps in // understading with these comments.
// client.all() returns a Promise. You may specify a limit for number of
// resources to retrieve, sorting rules, and filters too! If no limit is given
// the client will lazily resolve every resource on the server!
// The Promise returned by client.all() resolves to a feed.
// You "consume" resources by specifying a function to run for every
// resolved resource. This will run for every resource up to the given
// maximum or until there are no more resources available.
// consume itself returns a Promise that will resolve to either a
// function or false if there are no more resources available.
// The more function lets you increase the number of resources to be
// resolved.
// Once the maximum has been increased, you may consume the additional
// resources.
// While the second consume call is "nested" here for the sake of
// example, you need not do the same. Just take care that consume
// is not called again before the first consume has completed.
client.all('node--recipe', { limit: 3, sort: 'title' })
.then(feed => {
return feed.consume(print('Initial'))
.then(more => {
console.log(There are ${more ? 'more' : 'no more'} resources!);
if (more) {
more(10);
feed
.consume(print('Additional'))
.then(evenMore => {
console.log(There are ${evenMore ? 'more' : 'no more'} resources!);
});
}
});
})
.catch(error => console.log('Error:', error));
// This will just print the title of every recieved resource.
const print = (label) => {
return resource => console.log(${label}:, resource.attributes.title);
};