OpenJUB API 0.2.2

Server providing the actual OpenJUB API

Dependencies

• Node.JS + npm
• MongoDB

Install

1. Install MongoDB and Node.JS

2. Run:

  $ git clone [email protected]/openjub/openjub-api.git
  $ cd openjub-api
  $ npm install -g grunt grunt-cli express bower
  $ npm install
  $ bower install
  $ cp _settings.json settings.json # change config if necessary
  $ ./lib/sync -s # updates data from LDAP and re-parses old entries

Run Server

Run the following two commands to start the server in two different folders

  $ mongod # start in separate tab or as daemon
  $ node index.js # server runs on default port 6969

Generate Documentation

Run and start server afterwards:

  $ grunt docs

Navigate with your browser to: http://localhost:6969/docs or http://localhost:6969/api

Changelog

Version 0.2.2

• added the isResearcher and isAdmin fields

Version 0.2.1

• update the sign-in dialog
• redo session management and authentication
• added some indexes for performance
• added an informational text about cookie usage.

Version 0.2.0

• changes to the sync script
  • moved from 'tasks/sync' to 'lib/sync'
  • now gives a lot more warnings when stuff in the database is not the way its supposed to be
  • now optionally reads password from config file
  • better syncronisation behaviour
    • can now re-parse old entries and mark them as inactive.
    • can now sync with ldap or with file
    • can dump the entire database to a file.
• slight change to how requests with multiple results are handled
  • now returns a "count" parameter that counts the number of results
  • the prev and next parameters return false whenever the resulting url does not make sense
• rewrote query syntax Parser
  • more flexible
  • supports auto-completion now
• cleanup of phone room mapping
  • now internally stored on a per-building basis
  • uses data from LDAP if available
  • automatically renewed when needed
• rename of main script
  • now called index.js (instead of server.js)
• more code cleanup:
  • performance improvements by querying mongodb with several queries at once
  • code seperation between REST parsing and handling of queries

Version 0.1

• complete code cleanup
• documentation

Version 0.0

• actually not really versioned
• initial release

Contributors

• Tom Wiesing [email protected]
• Dominik Kundel [email protected]
• Dmitrii Cuclescin [email protected]