Small extendable REST framework for express and mongoose.

$ npm install rest-io --save

This project is not using Semantic Versioning. Instead we are using Feature Versioning

• Roles can now be updated via the API with Authorization rights Note only ADMIN users can modify roles in this implementation, extend UserResource for a more specific implementation

• Custom Resource declarations
• Automatic resource routing
• Sub resource binding
• Standard CRUD binding
• Bind all resources found in folder
• User Authentication
• User Authorization
• Sub Resource for Sub Documents
• Authenticated Sub Resource for Sub Documents
• Typescript definitions
• Sub Documents can be populated
• pluralize used for automatic pluralizing
• all resources are searchable
• all resources have population controllable
• Typescript definitions are automatically loaded

Roadmap

• More default operations:
  • count
  • exists
  • batch update
• Documentation generation

• API
• Resource
• AuthorizedResource
• UserResource
• Search
• Population

It's easy and fast to use rest.io. To start using rest.io see the next few steps:

Install the necessary node modules:

$ npm i rest-io -S

Create a resource:

import { Resource } from 'rest-io';
export const foodResource = new Resource({
    name: 'food',
    model: {
        name: String
    }
});

Create an app:

const * as express from 'express';
const RestIO from 'rest-io';
const * as mongoose from 'mongoose';

export const app = express();

// register the express app with rest.io
new RestIO(app, {
  resources: __dirname + '/resources'
});

mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/test');
app.listen(3000, function () {
    console.log('Server has started under port: 3000');
});

Start the server:

node app.js

Resource is now available as:

Registers the app with rest-io. This allows rest-io to bind the routings automatically. The bodyParser module will be used to parse the json requests.

Resources are routed automatically with the configuration provided. These configurations are provided to the Resource constructor.