jserve is a handy cli tool for front-end developers to mock up a back-end in a snap, making it easier for devs to test and prototype without any hassle.
| Route | Description |
|---|---|
| GET / | List database tables. |
| GET /{table} | List a certain table records. |
| POST /{table} | Add a record to a given table. |
| PUT /{table}/{id} | Edit a record by id. |
| DELETE /{table}/{id} | Delete a record from a table. |
| GET /{table}/{id} | Retrieve a record from a table by id. |
| Operation | Route | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filtering | GET /{table}?col={}&val={} | Search through a given table, based on a column value | GET /posts?col=author&val=Jane+Doe |
| Sorting | GET /{table}?sort={} | sort a table based on a column, for descending sorting append the column name with a "-" | GET /posts?sort=-id |
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| db | ./db.json | the path to the json databse. |
| port | :4000 | the port the server will be listening to. |
jserve can be downloaded as a standalone binary directly from the releases page.
./jserve --db=./db.jsonAlternative: If you do not prefer that method you can simply install it using go:
go install github.com/aymenhta/jserve@latest