Create a REST API based on herbs entities (gotu) and usecases (buchu).
$ npm install @herbsjs/herbs2rest
Use the method generateRoutes to generate api rest routes based on usecases.
herbs2rest works with express in version 4.x.
The method needs a list of controllers like the example below:
const controllerList = [
{
name: 'lists',
getAll: { usecase: require('../usecases/getLists'), controller: require('../controller') },
getById: { usecase: require('../usecases/getLists'), id: 'listId' },
post: { usecase: require('../usecases/createList') },
put: { usecase: require('../usecases/updateList') },
delete: { usecase: require('../usecases/deleteList') }
}
]
The name
field is the name of the route.
The id
field is the param of the route.
The controller
field is to replace the default controller.
The other fields refer to http methods using usecases (GetAll, GetById, Post, Put and Delete).
To create a custom controller, it is necessary to follow this pattern.
const controller = async (usecase, req, user, res, next) => {
// Implementation
}
Each method parameter has different data:
- usecase: usecase in (buchu) pattern.
- req: body, query and params of route.
- user: parameter passed in the request.
- res: response object of express.
- next: allows the next queued route handler/middleware to handle the request.
Generating and using new express routes:
const express = require('express')
const { generateRoutes } = require('@herbsjs/herbs2rest')
const app = express()
const routes = new express.Router()
generateRoutes(controllerList, routes, true) // true = console info endpoints
app.use(routes)
All use cases must implement the authorization method and receive a user for authentication if using the default controller.
Example:
const { Ok, Err, usecase } = require('@herbsjs/buchu')
const testUseCase = (injection) =>
usecase('Test UseCase', {
authorize: async (user) => {
if (user === 'admin')
return Ok()
else
return Err('Invalid user')
}
})
Additionally you can view a simple demo application of this library in todolist-on-herbs.
If you would like to help contribute to this repository, please see CONTRIBUTING