PartialResponseRequest.AspNetCore.ResponsePruner 1.1.0-beta

Partial response

A simple set of libraries that enables you to parse, interpret, serialize and build simple queries for fields and filters that could be used in building flexible REST endpoints (but not limited to API): https://my-app.com/animals?fields=id,photoUrl,guardian{name}&filters=id(gt:5)

Quick start

Response pruner

Add a dependency using the NuGet package manager (console):

Install-Package PartialResponseRequest.AspNetCore.ResponsePruner

Use services.AddPartialResponse() to add a custom json output formatter, that will search for ?fields=... query string that would be used to prune the response for the client.

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    services.AddHttpContextAccessor();
    services.AddPartialResponse();
}

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Fields Queries

Add a dependency using the NuGet package manager (console):

Install-Package PartialResponseRequest.Fields

Allows you to parse fields query for processing/interpreting and reacting based on it, like building a custom optimized SQL query:

var parser = new FieldsQueryParser();
IEnumerable<FieldToken> fields = parser.Parse("id,name,photoUrl");
var interpreter = new FieldsQueryInterpreter(fields);

// Use the interpreter to build queries
if (interpreter.Includes("id"))
{
    // include id field
}

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Filters Queries

Add a dependency using the NuGet package manager (console):

Install-Package PartialResponseRequest.Filters

Allows you to parse filters query for processing/interpreting and reacing based on it, like building custom SQL query where clauses:

var parser = new FilterQueryParser();
IEnumerable<FilterToken> filters = parser.Parse("created(gt:2020-01-01)");
var interpreter = new FiltersQueriesInterpreter<MyFilters>(filters.ToList());

if (interpreter.FiltersBy(x => x.Created, out IOperatorsInterpreter<CreatedFilters> createdFilter))
{
    if (createdFilter.HasOperator(x => x.Gt, out OperatorValue value))
    {
        var parsedValue = DateTime.Parse(value.Value);
        Console.WriteLine(parsedValue.ToString());
    }
}

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Documentation

View the documentation here

Cake build tasks

https://cakebuild.net/

Build the project build.ps1 --target=Build [--configuration=Release]

Run tests build.ps1 --target=Test [--outputDirectory=./output]

Run a test coverage report build.ps1 --target=Report [--testResultsDirectory=./test-results/]

Create nuget packages build.ps1 --target=Pack [--outputDirectory=./output] [--configuration=Release] [--package-version=1.0.0.0]