#angular-api

Simple REST API service easy to use and customize supporting custom headers and default request params

Getting started

To start using the REST API service, simply copy it in your actual AngularJS project and include angular-api in your main module.

Configuration methods

angular-api expose two config methods over its service AngularApi:

AngularApi.setApiUrl(<string>newApiUrl)
AngularApi.setDefaultRequestParams(<object>newObject)

First is to set the base Url used in every call. Second is to set a default object included in each request data (configurable).

REST methods

angular-api have a method by REST call, all with the same prototype:

AngularApi.post(<string>route, <object>data, [<bool>enableDefaultRequestParams])
AngularApi.get(<string>route, <object>data, [<bool>enableDefaultRequestParams])
AngularApi.put(<string>route, <object>data, [<bool>enableDefaultRequestParams])
AngularApi.delete(<string>route, <object>data, [<bool>enableDefaultRequestParams])

1. First parameter is the relative Url of the call, concatenated with the baseUrl. If route parameter starts by the char |, route will be considered as absolute.
2. Second parameter is the data sent in the request.
3. Last parameter is an optional boolean (by default at true) used to indicate if defaultRequestParams is included in the request data.

Customizable headers

angular-api uses its own configuration of $http headers, set by default on AngularJS default settings. You can modify them changing the variables in the ConfigHttpHeader config function, located in the angular-api.js file.