[jira] [Commented] (THRIFT-2820) Implement an alternative Transport for JS using the AngularJS $http-service

[Paul Smith (JIRA)]

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Paul Smith commented on THRIFT-2820:
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Now you can generate an angularjs provider for each defined thrift service
{code:title=generate *_ngservice.js|borderStyle=solid}
thrift --gen js:angular=ngthriftApp ThriftTest.thrift #  parameter is the 
module name of your app
{code}

Additionally genrated source file:
{code:title=ThriftTest_ngprovider.js|borderStyle=solid}

angular.module('ngthriftApp').provider('ThriftTestClient', function 
ThriftTestClientProvider(){
  var url = '/ThriftTest';
  this.setUrl = function(val) {
    url = val;
  };
  this.$get = ['$http', function ThriftTestClientFactory($http) {
    var config = {'$http' : $http};
    var transport = new Thrift.Transport(url, config);
    var protocol = new Thrift.Protocol(transport);
    var client = new ThriftTest.ThriftTestClient(protocol);
    return client;
  }];
});
{code}

Configure the URL of the provider:
{code:title=Provider config|borderStyle=solid}
angular.module('ngthriftApp').config(["ThriftTestClientProvider", 
function(ThriftTestClientProvider) {
  // provide ThriftTestClient with proper server url
  ThriftTestClientProvider.setUrl('/service'); // configure the service url
}]);
{code}

Now you can inject the "ThriftTestClient" into your controller/.. or use it in 
the test-angular.js:
{code:title=Provider injection|borderStyle=solid}
angular.element($('body')).injector().get('ThriftTestClient');
{code}

(Make sure you have the scripts loaded in the correct order, see 
test-angular.html)

> Implement an alternative Transport for JS using the AngularJS $http-service
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 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
>
> 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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