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linkstash
Save hal-json
_link
properties and retrieve the latest link in a set.
E.g. after multiple calls for new data in a set you keep pointers to the
oldest and newest data in your set.
Installation
npm install linkstash
Usage
var linkstash = require('linkstash');
var links = linkstash(function(val) {
return parseInt(val.split('=')[1]);
});
links.set({
_previous: 'foo.com?until=10',
_next: 'foo.com?from=100'
});
links.get();
// => {
// previous: 'foo.com?until=10',
// next: 'foo.com?from=100'
// }
links.set({
_previous: 'foo.com?until=100',
_next: 'foo.com?from=val=190'
});
links.get()
// => {
// previous: 'foo.com?until=10',
// next: 'foo.com?from=190'
// }
API
var links = linkstash()
Create a new linkstash
instance. Takes normalize
function which normalizes
strings to be compared. The function
var linkstash = require('linkstash');
var links = linkstash(function(val) {
return parseInt(val.splice(10));
});
links.set()
Pass in a new object with a previous
and next
property (either can have an
optional _
prepended). When setting the values will be parsed through the
earlier set normalize
function and compared. For previous
values, the lowest
value remains. For next
values, the highest value remains.
links({
previous: 'mysite.com/?until=1234567',
next: 'mysite.com/?from=7654321'
})
links({
_previous: 'mysite.com/?until=1234568',
_next: 'mysite.com/?from=8654321'
})
links.get()
Get the stored links. Values are returned without prepending _
.
links.get();
// => {
// previous: 'mysite.com/?until=1234567',
// next: 'mysite.com/?from=7654321'
// }