Resticle usage idea (ID-based, writeable)

index.js

import { createApi, Schema } from 'resticle'
import { httpOptions } from 'resticle-middlewares'

const api = createApi()

api.use(httpOptions({
  Authorization: 'Bearer someSuperSecretToken'
}))

const Post = api.createModel('post', {
  // allows you to call `myPost.publish()` in order to trigger a POST request to `/api/posts/${myPost.id}/publish`
  // ({ publish: Schema.action('/some/path') } would have worked, too, if we just wanted to POST to a static URL)
  publish () {
    return Schema.action(`/api/posts/${this.id}/publish`, 'POST')
  }
})

createSamplePost()

async function createSamplePost () {
  const newPost = await Post.create({
    title: 'This is my first, but awesome post',
    text: 'Lorem ipsum sucks. Seriously.'
  })
  
  await newPost.publish()
  
  console.log(`Created new blog post:`, newPost)
}

Must be able to provide endpoint href on createModel() for ID-based API. Like api.createModel('post', '/api/posts'). Could then do something like Post.fetch('some-id'). Shouldn't be a problem to distinguish an href from an ID passed to fetch().