User

the User Module provides a simple API to find objects from other users public stores

For example, the syntax to find all objects from user "Joe" looks like this:

hoodie.user("Joe").findAll().done( handleObjects )

Hoodie.User = (function() { 'use strict'; function User(hoodie) { this.hoodie = hoodie; this.api = this.api.bind(this);

extend hodie.store promise API

this.hoodie.store.decoratePromises({ publish: this._storePublish, unpublish: this._storeUnpublish });

vanilla API syntax: hoodie.user('uuid1234').findAll()

return this.api; }

User.prototype.api = function(userHash, options) { options = options || {}; $.extend(options, { prefix: '$public' }); return this.hoodie.open("user/" + userHash + "/public", options); };

hoodie.store decorations

hoodie.store decorations add custom methods to promises returned by hoodie.store methods like find, add or update. All methods return methods again that will be executed in the scope of the promise, but with access to the current hoodie instance

publish

publish an object. If an array of properties passed, publish only these attributes and hide the remaining ones. If no properties passed, publish the entire object.

User.prototype._storePublish = function(properties) { var _this = this; return this.pipe(function(objects) { var object, _i, _len, _results; if (!$.isArray(objects)) { objects = [objects]; } _results = []; for (_i = 0, _len = objects.length; _i < _len; _i++) { object = objects[_i]; _results.push(_this.hoodie.store.update(object.type, object.id, { $public: properties || true })); } return _results; }); };

### unpublish

User.prototype._storeUnpublish = function() { var _this = this; return this.pipe(function(objects) { var object, _i, _len, _results; if (!$.isArray(objects)) { objects = [objects]; } _results = []; for (_i = 0, _len = objects.length; _i < _len; _i++) { object = objects[_i]; if (object.$public) { _results.push(_this.hoodie.store.update(object.type, object.id, { $public: false })); } } return _results; }); }; return User; })();

extend Hoodie

Hoodie.extend('user', Hoodie.User);