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Hi,
can i use this in non node environment? (only client side)

Just what I have been looking for. Would there be bower support soon? Thanks

From the docs
// Get the list of active users from the local cache
var users = store.findAll('users', {'active': true});

What happens if the localstorage returns nothing, for example, its the first access, does it trigger a get on the remote resource? Thanks

Use cases:

• user has oneToMany coupons, and coupons are retrieved via /api/v1/user/{user_id}/coupons
• API endpoint requires a parameter (no GET all), /api/v1/notes/{user_id}/

This can be achieved via query parameters right now, but may not be a fit for everyone and requires a certain type of structure for the API endpoints that may not be possible to change.

I have the fallowing instance configured:

this.store = new Amygdala({
      'config' : {
        'apiUrl' : 'http://localhost:8081',
        'idAttribute': 'url',
      },
      'schema' : {
        'plans' : {
          'url' : '/plans/'
        }
      }
    });

this.store.get('plans', {'url': 'myid'}) resolves correctly to http://localhost:8081/plans/myid

but

this.store.update('plans', {'url':'myid', data:data}) resolves to http://localhost:8080/myid

The webserver serving the app is running on http://localhost:8080 while a I have the REST API on http://localhost:8081

.find('users', 1) doesn't return anything. You need to parse the number in as a string
.find('users', '1')

The find function doesn't have support for numerical ids. Possible to just change line 503

} else if (Object.prototype.toString.call(query) === '[object String]') {

to

} else if (Object.prototype.toString.call(query) === '[object String]' || Object.prototype.toString.call(query) === '[object Number]') {

Cheers
Paul

ps nice little library, lots of potential.

I have deletePlace function in my project. When I send DELETE without authorization to some resource server I've got the error 401, how can I catch errors in amygdala?

this.deletePlace = function(place_id) {
    return store.remove('places', {
        'id': "/" + place_id
    }).done(function() {
        ee.emit('change');
    })
}

Error example caused by lack of authorization

DELETE http://localhost/api/v1/places/qx9143jmj7 401 (Unauthorized)
XHR finished loading: DELETE "http://localhost/api/v1/places/qx9143jmj7"
Uncaught #<XMLHttpRequest>

I can't seem to figure out how to build urls that follow the /api/endpoint/(id) pattern. It seems this library does it by doing /api/endpoint?id=1 instead. Does this library not support the former pattern?

Do you have experience about handling big data sets?
I found this blog post: http://josh.zeigler.us/technology/web-development/how-big-is-too-big-for-json/
Do you have numbers like that with Amygdala ?

Django will redirect if missing trailing slashes, but this will only work for GET. Redirects will also not work if doing a cross origin request while developing (eg localhost:4000 -> localhost:8000)

Right now it throws an unhelpful:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'parse' of undefined amygdala.js:60
Amygdala._set

The FR is for auth in mind. Most APIs that use authentication require you to append a token on every request either as a query param or in the post body. Setting that to a variable in the config object would be super convienient for calling an api behind oauth2.

Is it possible to get access to the response and request objects? I need access to HTTP status but I'm not seeing how.