Some small changes to make it easier to 'subclass' and specialize Resource #78
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August 30, 2013 13:44
This allows subclasses to override how routes are applied to the parent app. Which is useful if you want to, for example, attach a db connection pooling middleware on specific resources (e.g., custom Resource subclasses), or, say, an authentication middleware.
This is in the spirit of Tell, Don't Ask & command/query separation.
The second half of the test file had an extra leading space on every line. No longer.
Now override `app.resource.constructor` or pass `resourceConstructor` in 3rd arg to `app.resource`.
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I want to have a variant of
Resourcethat accepts middleware (authenticate&persistencekeys) and validates incoming JSON according to a schema (schemakey), in order to emulate some of the features of Percolator. This was approximately the minimum way I could see how to do that.