This moves the public "get an import" interface from HTTP to JavaScript. In other words, you won't make an HTTP GET to /import/:importId any more. Instead, you'll call server.getImport(importId).
This is the first step in a larger refactor, where most of the interface will be moved from HTTP to JS. Because this is the first step, several changes have to be made:
createMapServer returns a newly-created MapServer instance, rather than a FastifyInstance. This instance is the main public interface.
MapServer takes on many of the responsibilities of Api, such as initializing the database and dealing with server shutdown.
Tests need to work a bit differently. Those in the "new style" deal with the MapServer instance where those in the "old style" deal with the Fastify instance.
Update documentation.
I suspect future moves, such as migrating GET /styles, will be much smaller patches.
BREAKING CHANGE: GET /imports/:importId replaced with getImport()
This moves the public "get an import" interface from HTTP to JavaScript. In other words, you won't make an HTTP GET to
/import/:importIdany more. Instead, you'll callserver.getImport(importId).This is the first step in a larger refactor, where most of the interface will be moved from HTTP to JS. Because this is the first step, several changes have to be made:
createMapServerreturns a newly-createdMapServerinstance, rather than aFastifyInstance. This instance is the main public interface.MapServertakes on many of the responsibilities ofApi, such as initializing the database and dealing with server shutdown.MapServerinstance where those in the "old style" deal with the Fastify instance.I suspect future moves, such as migrating
GET /styles, will be much smaller patches.BREAKING CHANGE:
GET /imports/:importIdreplaced withgetImport()