Request pack
Request pack consists of two classes which make consuming REST services really easy.
It's built for use with web runtimes such as Titanium Desktop or Google Chrome Applications.
Why not just use jQuery/Prototype/AwesomeFramework?
Because it's simple and just works. It also doesn't depend on any other library (except jsOAuth).
API
RequestPack
consists of two classes, each using same interface, but
differing in the way authentication works:
Request
- is a wrapper aroundXMLHttpRequest
and provides simple interface which is suitable for any sane APIOAuthRequest
- has the same API but uses jsOAuth as the core for making requests:
Request
Request
is easy to use and provides neat abstraction from regular
XMLHttpRequest
stuff:
req = new Req 'http://server.com/api', { accept : 'application/json'} , {username : 'lol', password : 'wat'}
req.get('/chunkybacon',
onSuccess : (request) -> console.log(request.responseText)
onFailure : (request) -> alert 'no bacon for you, lad'
)
...or in Javascript:
var req = new Req('http://server.com/api', { accept : 'application/json'} , {username : 'lol', password : 'wat'})
req.get('/chunkybacon', {
onSuccess : function(request) {
console.log(request.responseText);
},
onFailure : function(request) {
alert( 'no bacon for you, lad');
}
});
See Campfire class in examples
directory for more details.
TODO
moar docs
Licence
MIT