RES protocol test application used to test and develop Resgate.
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While the application is not created for the purpose of learning, it can still be used as reference when creating a new application using a RES API.
The application consist of a node.js server which will:
- serve a webclient
- start up a bunch of stand-alone microservices
Each service, found in /microservice/, has a matching client module found in /src/module/tab/.
| Service | Client Module | Description |
|---|---|---|
auth.js |
auth/Auth.js |
Password authentication with session handling and Force logout method |
clickField.js |
clickField/ClickField.js |
Click to send custom events to all clients. Access control for methods. |
delay.js |
none | Resources with delayed response, for testing timeouts. Eg. delayService.model.<milliSecondDelay> |
dynamic.js |
dynamic/Dynamic.js |
Using a model as an unordered key/value list. |
form.js |
form/Form.js |
A form that can be edited by many. Test of wrapping model in ModifyModel helper class. |
notes.js |
notes/Notes.js |
Paginated list with cycling items, for testing queries. |
primitive.js |
none | Serving collection with only primitive values. |
ticker.js |
ticker/Ticker.js |
Counter ticking up every second. Access control for model. |
viewer.js |
viewer/Viewer.js |
Deeply nested resources, including recursive references. Testing resource references and generic visualization of linked resources. |
Make sure you have:
- installed NATS server and have it running
- installed Resgate and have it running
- installed node.js
Download and run resgate-test-app:
git clone https://github.com/jirenius/resgate-test-app
cd resgate-test-app
npm install
npm run start
Open your favourite browser and go to:
http://localhost:8000/