This is a wrapper for the swapi.dev website
There are few collection that can hold (Resources)
SWApi.Films
SWApi.People
SWApi.Planets
SWApi.Species
SWApi.Starships
SWApi.Vehicles
you can query by find(predicate)
which goes through all the pages and filter or use findBySearch([search_term])
which use the search url query
SWApi.Planets.findBySearch(['Tatooine'])
every collection have resources
which are of the Resources
class
and they have a value which contains the data queried from the server
you can also use the populateAll(path)
method which replace the string \ string[] with the related object
all the information is cached in the local storage
npm i swapi-ts
SWApi.Planets.findBySearch(['Tatooine', 'Alderaan', 'Naboo', 'Bespin', 'Endor'])
.then(planets => _.map(planets.resources, planet => ({text: planet.value.name, value: parseInt(planet.value.population)})))
SWApi.Vehicles.find(vehicle => vehicle.pilots.length > 0)
.then(vehicles => vehicles.populateAll('pilots'))
.then(vehicles => vehicles.populateAll('pilots.homeworld'))
.then(vehicles => _.filter(vehicles.resources, vehicle => _.every(vehicle.value.pilots, (pilot => _.get(pilot, 'homeworld.population') !== 'unknown'))))
.then(vehicles => _.map(vehicles, vehicle => ({
name: vehicle.value.name,
pilots: _.map(vehicle.value.pilots as SWApi.IPeople[], 'name'),
population: _.map(vehicle.value.pilots, (pilot => ({name: _.get(pilot, 'homeworld.name'), population: _.get(pilot, 'homeworld.population')}))),
get populationSum() {
return _.sumBy(this.population, p => parseInt(p.population))
}
})))
.then(vehicles => _.reverse(_.sortBy(vehicles, vehicle => vehicle.populationSum)))