mattiaerre/apod-graphistry-falcor-routes

Astronomy Picture of the Day as a Graphistry Falcor routes

apod-graphistry-falcor-routes

Astronomy Picture of the Day as a Graphistry Falcor routes

Demo

➜  apod-graphistry-falcor-routes git:(master) ✗ yarn
➜  apod-graphistry-falcor-routes git:(master) ✗ cd server
➜  server git:(master) ✗ yarn
➜  server git:(master) ✗ yarn start:dev

Query

[["apod", ["copyright", "date", "explanation", "hdurl", "media_type", "title", "url"]]]

Result

{
  "apod": {
    "explanation": "This storm cloud on Jupiter is almost as large as the Earth.  Known as a white oval, the swirling cloud is a high pressure system equivalent to an Earthly anticyclone. The cloud is one of a \"string of pearls\" ovals south of Jupiter's famous Great Red Spot.  Possibly, the Great Red Spot is just a really large white oval than turned red.  Surrounding clouds show interesting turbulence as they flow around and past the oval.  The featured image was captured on February 2 as NASA's robotic spacecraft Juno made a new pass just above the cloud tops of the Jovian world.  Over the next few years, Juno will continue to orbit and probe Jupiter, determine atmospheric water abundance, and attempt to determine if Jupiter has a solid surface beneath its thick clouds.",
    "title": "A White Oval Cloud on Jupiter from Juno",
    "url": "http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1702/WhiteOval_Juno_960.jpg",
    "date": "2017-02-28",
    "hdurl": "http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1702/WhiteOval_Juno_640.jpg",
    "media_type": "image"
  }
}

Test (w/ coverage)

➜  apod-graphistry-falcor-routes git:(master) ✗ yarn test -- --coverage

Resources

• https://github.com/Netflix/falcor/

• https://github.com/graphistry/falcor

apod-graphistry-falcor-routes's Issues

NASA API APOD as Falcor routes

Good morning,

This issue is in order to start a conversation re how interesting it would be to have the NASA API RESTful API exposed as a Falcor model.

I've started w/ the APOD one in order to build a small POC and gathering some feedback.

Questions:

• is it possible to have a list of endpoints ordered by popularity so that I can start having a look at the next one?
• is it possible for you guys to have a quick look at the repo and review this component that I would like to publish on npm at some point?

Thanks,
-Mattia

P.S. please feel free to tag in this issue anyone who might be interested

// cc @trxcllnt @jasonduley @danhammer