Development notes
=================

Session data
------------

This is a skeleton of what the session data within node.js will look like:

req.session = {
	"initialized": true,
	"data": {
		"user": {}, //see user document
		"profile": {}, //see profile document .data attribute
		"login": false,
		"lastActivity": new Date().toString()
	}
};


Database documents
------------------

user document:
{
	"_id": "%NICKNAME%",
	"auth": "%SCRYPTHASH%",
	"email": "%USERMAIL%",
	"type": "user",
	"profile": "%COUCHDOCID_PROFILE%"
}

profile document:
{
	"_id": "%COUCHDOCID%",
	"_attachments": {%COUCHATTACHMENTS%}
	"type": "profile",
	"data": {
		//the object that is handled
	}
}


API
---

Note: In case of success == false, "error" is added to the response, containing the error message.


GET		retrieve data
PUT		put a whole dataset (overwrite)
POST	update a dataset (update given parts only)
DELETE	delete/destroy something


GET		/user		{}							{success, user: {%USER_DOCUMENT%}}
PUT		/user		{username, password, email}	{success}
POST	/user		{username, password, email}	{success}
DELETE	/user		{}					 		{success}

GET		/profile	{}							{success, profile: {%PROFILE_DOCUMENT}}
PUT		/profile	{profile}					{success}
DELETE	/profile	{}							{success}

GET		/profile/store/%FILENAME%	{}							{success}
PUT		/profile/store/%FILENAME%	{file}						{success}
DELETE	/profile/store/%FILENAME%	{}							{success}

GET		/session	{}							{success, login}
PUT		/session	{username, password}		{success}
DELETE	/session	{}							{success}