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Could this be used for querying a local blockchain?

[x ] bug report

I should be able to mock a fake backend service using a primary id of my model object as "0". Instead, it always returns a "404" error in that case. The cause is an "if" conditional in InMemoryBackendService.prototype.delete method. "0" evaluates as falsey which causes the method to execute "this.createErrorResponse(http_status_codes_1.STATUS.NOT_FOUND...)". It also appears that "put" and "post" have similar issues.

Existing framework code:

InMemoryBackendService.prototype.delete = function (_a) {
        var id = _a.id, collection = _a.collection, collectionName = _a.collectionName, headers = _a.headers;
        if (!id) { //<---- Right here is the issue, id "0" evaluates as "falsey"
            return this.createErrorResponse(http_status_codes_1.STATUS.NOT_FOUND, "Missing \"" + collectionName + "\" id");
        }
        var exists = this.removeById(collection, id);
        return new http_1.ResponseOptions({
            headers: headers,
            status: (exists || !this.config.delete404) ? http_status_codes_1.STATUS.NO_CONTENT : http_status_codes_1.STATUS.NOT_FOUND
        });
    };

• Angular version: 2.0.0-rc.4
• Browser: all
• Language: all

Is there a full repository that shows this in use? I can't get this to work with the information here or in the angular.io docs.

Currently i'm test driving Angular2 on a ES6 project. This project is built using Webpack with babel as loader. I try to install your package using NPM. The problem i'm facing is that importing "a2-in-memory-web-api/core" into my code fails once the application is loaded into the browser because Systemjs is not present. This is because Webpack output do not use Systemjs. I look around for solutions to this problem by looking into the angular2 NPM package code and notice that the code use Commonjs packaging. This means that projects using this package can be built using Webpack or Browserify independently of the use of module definition on the browser. I know i can build a2-in-memory-web-api myself to satisfy my requirements but i think the correct thing here would be to follow Angular2 example on not forcing the user on using a specific module definition on the browser.

If you support this idea i will be glad to help you with a PR. This package is very interesting for me. I may help you with other issues.

support for

 `/api/customer/32/orders`
 `/api/customer/32/orders/451`
 `/api/customer/address`

support for skip and take

Ability to serialize/deserialize locally would facilitate browser refresh scenarios, simulating offline, etc.

On start the in-mem server could check browser storage for a well-known (configurable) named store.
Server will load from there upon startup, falling back to resetDb() if not found.

During the life of the session, in-mem server updates that local store as side-effect of save (CUD) calls.

A call to commands/resetdb would reset the local store to the db initial state..

Probably should have a separate commands/clear-local-storage for that purpose alone.

The wrapping of the GET response in a data object forces the user of this lib to perform the same wrapping in his/her backend. This is sometimes not possible.
Would it be possible to deliver the pure response data for a GET request?

If you get to the point where you are looking for contribs, give a yell.

I can think of all kinds of use cases where this could be the answer :)