This in-memory-web-api exists primarily to support the Angular documentation. It is not supposed to emulate every possible real world web API and is not intended for production use.
Most importantly, it is always experimental. We will make breaking changes and we won't feel bad about it because this is a development tool, not a production product. We do try to tell you about such changes in this
CHANGELOG.md
and we fix bugs as fast as we can.
- Now runs in node so can use in "universal" demos. See PR #102.
- Support Angular version 4
- Remove reflect-matadata and zone.js as peerDependencies
- Unpin RxJs
- Update to Angular 2.4.0
- Fixed regression in handling commands, introduced in 0.2.0
- Improved README
-
BREAKING CHANGE: The observables returned by the
handleCollections
methods that process requests against the supplied in-mem-db collections are now "cold". That means that requests aren't processed until something subscribes to the observable ... just like real-worldHttp
calls.Previously, these request were "hot" meaning that the operation was performed immediately (e.g., an in-memory collection was updated) and then we returned an
Observable<Response>
. That was a mistake! Fixing that mistake might break your app which is why bumped the minor version number from 1 to 2.We hope very few apps are broken by this change. Most will have subscribed anyway. But any app that called an
http
method with fire-and-forget ... and didn't subscribe ... expecting the database to be updated (for example) will discover that the operation did not happen. -
BREAKING CHANGE:
createErrorResponse
now requires theRequest
object as its first parameter so it can prepare a proper error message. For example, a 404errorResponse.toString()
now shows the request URL. -
Commands remain "hot" — processed immediately — as they should be.
-
The
HTTP GET
interceptor in examplehero-data.service
shows how to create your own "cold" observable. -
While you can still specify the
inMemDbService['responseInterceptor']
to morph the response options, the previously exportedresponseInterceptor
function no longer exists as it served no useful purpose. Added theResponseInterceptor
type to remind you of the signature to implement. -
Allows objects with
id===0
(issue #56) -
The default
parseUrl
method is more flexible, thanks in part to the newconfig.apiBase
property. See the ReadMe to learn more. -
Added
config.post204
andconfig.put204
to control whether PUT and POST return the saved entity. It istrue
by default which means they do not return the entity (status=204
) — the same behavior as before. (issue #74) -
response.url
is set torequest.url
when this service itself creates the response. -
A few new methods (e.g.,
emitResponse
) to assist in HTTP method interceptors.
- Update to Angular 2.2.0.
- Swap
"lib": [ "es2015", "dom" ]
intsconfig.json
for @types/core-jsin
package.json` issue #288
- Update to Angular 2.2.0.
- Add
responseInterceptor
for issue #61
-
Update README for 0.1.11 breaking change: npm publish as
esm
and aumd
bundleGoing to
umd
changes yoursystemjs.config
and the way you import the library.In
systemjs.config.js
you should change the mapping to:'angular-in-memory-web-api': 'npm:angular-in-memory-web-api/bundles/in-memory-web-api.umd.js'
then delete from
packages
:'angular-in-memory-web-api': { main: './index.js', defaultExtension: 'js' }
You must ES import the in-mem module (typically in
AppModule
) like this:import { InMemoryWebApiModule } from 'angular-in-memory-web-api';
- exclude travis.yml and rollup.config.js from npm package
- BREAKING CHANGE: npm publish as
esm
and aumd
bundle. Does not change the API but does change the way you register and import the in-mem module. Documented in later release, v.0.1.13
- Catch a
handleRequest
error and return as a failed server response.
- Restore delay option, issue #53.
- Angular 2.1.x support.
- Do not add delay to observable if delay value === 0 (issue #47)
- Can override
parseUrl
method in your db service class (issue #46, #35) - README.md explains
parseUrl
override. - Exports functions helpful for custom HTTP Method Interceptors
createErrorResponse
createObservableResponse
setStatusText
- Added
examples/hero-data.service.ts
to show overrides (issue #44)
- project.json license changed again to match angular.io package.json
- project.json license is "MIT"
- Fix typos
- AoT support from Tor PR #36
- Update npm packages
parseId
fix from PR #33
- Exclude src folder and its TS files from npm package
- Renamed package to "angular-in-memory-web-api"
- Added "passThruUnknownUrl" options
- Simplified
forRoot
and made it acceptable to AoT - Support case sensitive search (PR #16)
The last npm package named "angular2-in-memory-web-api" was v.0.0.21
- Add source maps (PR #14)
- Angular 2.0.0
- Typescript 2.0.2
- RC7
- RC6 (doesn't work with older versions)
- fix
forRoot
type constraint - clarify
forRoot
param
- No longer exports
HttpModule
- Can specify configuration options in 2nd param of
forRoot
- jsDocs for
forRoot
- RC5
- Support for NgModules
- RC4
- RC3
- RC2
- add RegExp query support
- find-by-id is sensitive to string ids that look like numbers
- added "main:index.js" to package.json
- updated to typings v.1.0.4 (a breaking release)
- dependencies -> peerDependencies|devDependencies
- no es6-shim dependency.
- use core-js as devDependency.
- renamed the barrel core.js -> index.js
- systemjs -> commonjs
- replace es6-shim typings w/ core-js typings
- RC1
- update to 2.0.0-rc.1
- RC0
- update to 2.0.0-rc.0
- PROVISIONAL - refers to @angular packages
- update to 0.0.0-5
- PROVISIONAL - refers to @angular packages
- update to 0.0.0-3
- rxjs: "5.0.0-beta.6"
- PROVISIONAL - refers to @angular packages
- update to 0.0.0-2
- PROVISIONAL - refers to @angular packages
- DO NOT USE. Not adapted to new package system.
- Initial cut for Angular 2 repackaged
- target forthcoming Angular 2 RC