Angular 1.x Service for Using 10Duke IdP REST API

Dependencies

This module has no runtime dependencies outside of AngularJS.

Installing

• Include 10duke-ng-client-api-idp.js (e.g. by concatenating this to your app or using script-tag). The angular.js must be loaded before this.
• Declare dependency to module td.client.api.idp
• Inject idpApi -service.

Configuring the idpApi-service

Use idpApiProvider in config-phase. The provider can customize the service with following function:

• idpApiProvider.setBaseUrl(url): This method sets the baseUrl for accessing the REST API. The url overrides any host, basePath and schemes from the Swagger-JSON. The URL must not have a trailing slash.

Example:

// Register module, which uses module 'td.client.api.idp'
angular.module ('my-module-name-here', ['td.client.api.idp']);

// Register a config-function.
angular.module ('my-module-name-here').config(configIdpApi);

// Inject idpApiProvider
configIdpApi.$inject=['idpApiProvider'];

// Configure the base URL:
function configIdpApi (idpApiProvider)
{
  idpApiProvider.setBaseUrl ('https://api.example.com/api');
}

Using the idpApi-service

The steps you need to do:

• Inject the idpApi service to your controller, service, or component.
• Set the authorization headers with idpApi.$setHeaders()-function. NOTE: The service stores the headers, so you only need to set headers when the headers change.
• Use the functions provided in the idpApi-service.

The functions take one or both of following parameters, depending on the function:

• parameters: This is an object-hash, where the property name is the parameter name and property value is parameter value. The correct values depend on the function. E.g. {id: 'ae072502-62be-4db8-bcaf-a2e41719d631'}
• data: This is the request data, sent as request body. The type of the object depends on the function. Pass the data as object, it will converted to JSON internally.

The functions call $http-service internally and return the HttpPromise object returned by the $http-service.

Example of setting the headers

// Example authentication service:
angular.module ('my-module-name-here').service ('AuthService', AuthService);

// Inject idpApi
AuthService.$inject = ['idpApi'];

function AuthService (idpApi)
{
  ...
  this.afterSuccessfulLogin = function (credentials)
  {
    idpApi.$setHeaders (credentials.getHeaders ());
  };
}

Example of using the service for REST API calls

angular.module ('my-module-name-here').controller ('MyController', MyController);

// Inject idpApi
MyController.$inject = ['idpApi'];

function MyController (idpApi)
{
  var self = this;
  this.user = {};


  this.readUser = function (userId)
  {
    idpApi.findUser ({id: userId}).then (onSuccess, onFailure);
  };


  this.createUser = function ()
  {
    idpApi.createUser (self.user).then (onSuccess, onFailure);
  };


  this.updateUser = function ()
  {
    idpApi.updateUser (self.user).then (onSuccess, onFailure);
  };


  function onSuccess (response)
  {
    self.user = response.data;
  }

  function onFailure (response)
  {
    console.error (response);
  }
}

API-documentation

To build API-documentation, run, in the project directory:

npm run build-docs

To access the API-documentation, first run:

npm run docs

This activates a HTTP-server on port 8080. Access the documentation by navigating to http://localhost:8080