Angular-parse is an Angularjs service to connect to Parse database much more easily and quickly by bypassing entire server side, everything will be handle on client side with Angularjs. This project is only intended for building MVP or prototype. ###Project is terminated, use Python-parse instead
parseServices.setKeysSimple(applicationId, javascriptKey);
You can find your keys in Parse -> Settings -> Keys
parseServices.setPointerMappingSimple(dataStructure);
dataStructure has to be an object containing column names and where the pointers pointing to
Example: dataStructure = { createdBy: '_User', onShelf: 'Shelves' }
createdBy and onShelf are column name which are pointing to _User and Shelves classes respectively
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Success
response \-results # Data returned from Parse \-code # Status code
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Fail
response \-error \-message # Error message \-code # Status code
var params = {
where: {
"number" = { "$gt" : 5 } # Query entries that have "number" value greater than 5
},
include: ["createdBy"], # Return object that "createdBy" column pointing to
limit: 5 # Limit results to 5 entries
}
parseServices.get(table_name, params).then(function(response){
if (!response.results.error) {
# do something
} else{
# Error
}
})
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params
structureparams \-where (Arguments for query) \-order (Specify a field to sort by) \-limit (Limit the number of objects returned by the query) \-skip (Use with limit to paginate through results) \-keys (Restrict the fields returned by the query) \-include (Use on Pointer columns to return the full object)
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Query Constraints
$lt Less Than $lte Less Than Or Equal To $gt Greater Than $gte Greater Than Or Equal To $ne Not Equal To $in Contained In $nin Not Contained in $exists A value is set for the key $select This matches a value for a key in the result of a different query $dontSelect Requires that a key's value not match a value for a key in the result of a different query $all Contains all of the given values $regex Requires that a key's value match a regular expression
Angular-parse will converse object_id in 'where' to pointer type. So use
where: {
createdBy: "object_id of an entry"
},
instead of
where: {
createdBy: {
__type: "Pointer",
className: "_User",
objectId: "object_id of an entry"
}
},
parseServices.post(table_name, payload).then(function(reponse){
if (!response.results.error) {
# do something
} else{
# Error
}
})
parseServices.put(table_name, object_id, payload).then(function(reponse){
if (!response.results.error) {
# do something
} else{
# Error
}
})
parseServices.delete(table_name, objectId).then(function(reponse){
if (!response.results.error) {
# do something
} else{
# Error
}
})