It's a super light-weight AJAX wrapper for Parse.com's wonderful database service.
I wanted a stupid-easy data store that I could use strictly from the client. No server needed! Write a thick front end application or app prototype.
Serve your app from http, cross domain calls FTW!
Parse launched support for cross-origin resource sharing using CORS.
This means you no longer have to generate a base64 encoded Basic Auth key using the provided parse.sh
You can now just pass your application id and rest key right to $.parse.init and
$.parse.init({
app_id : undefined, // <-- enter your Application Id here
rest_key : undefined // <--enter your REST API Key here
});
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No Schema! Just fire a $.parse.post & forget it. If the collection hasn't been created already it will be instantiated.
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Super simple... just $.parse.get/post/put/delete
- Backbone / Spine sync extension
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(DONE) Make a quick SQL to js-where-object converter. WHERE x BETWEEN "A" AND "B" => where={"x":{"$gte":"A", "$lte":"B"}} https://github.com/josher19/parse-where
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Make an interactive tutorial based on https://parse.com/docs/rest#queries
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login & update user data. Consider adding X-Parse-Session-Token: to req.headers in _http()
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Load data serially or in parallel.
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Node.js