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Paul Smith commented on THRIFT-2820:
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I used the existing jqRequest "way" to create a ngRequest inside the
Thrift.Transport mechanism.
Look at the code at the beginning of
https://github.com/uvwxy/thrift/blob/dev-uvwxy/lib/js/test/test-angular.js to
see how to create a AngularJS controller that injects $http and provides this
to the Thrift.Transport layer.
The tests all pass (but fall back to jqRequest for the test.js assertions to
provide a working system as $http is not injected here). Someone should help me
figure out what the 'best' way to proceed should be here.
At the moment I believe it works, although I think, that the Exceptions are not
provided correctly (TODO).
This should work as a proof of concept.
> Implement an alternative Transport for JS using the AngularJS $http-service
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> Key: THRIFT-2820
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2820
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: JavaScript - Library
> Affects Versions: 0.9.2
> Environment: AngularJS, Browser
> Reporter: David Sautter
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: features
> Original Estimate: 168h
> Remaining Estimate: 168h
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> Since the architecture of the Thrift-library for Javascript-clients allows us
> to use custom Transports, I would like to have a Transport using the
> AngularJS $http-service. This would allow us to mock a Thrift Server in Tests
> as well as intercepting and customizing Thrift requests (e.g. authentication).
> The Tansport can be included into your AngularJS App via a module so that you
> can use it to instantiate your clients.
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