Overview

Provides a minimal wrapper around io.Manager REST APIs to simplify the process of fetching and modifying data stored in io.Manager Server by JavaScript applications.

Changelog

The changelog can be found here: Changelog

Usage

There are two types of APIs exposed by the package:

• AdminAPI - used to fetch or modify any type of data stored in io.Manager Server
• ClientAPI - used to fetch data specific to a single user (e.g. user's applications and layouts); allows updating entities that are owned by the user.

Initialization

Initialization is similar for both APIs. You should provide an options object that has two required properties:

• baseUrl which is the Server API endpoint.
• auth contains the authentication on the specific authentication.

import { AdminAPI, ClientAPI } from '@interopio/manager-api';

const admin = new AdminAPI({
  baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
  auth: {
    token: {
      bearer: this.auth?.token,
    },
  },
});

const client = new ClientAPI({
  baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
  auth: {
    token: {
      bearer: this.auth?.token,
    },
  },
});

Adding Extra Headers

You can add extra headers to be sent with each request by using the headers property of the options object.

const admin = new AdminAPI({
  baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
  auth: {
    token: {
      bearer: this.auth?.token,
    },
  },
  headers: {
    'X-Extra-Header': 'value',
  },
});

Transforming responses

You can transform incoming responses using the transformResponse method. This method is called with the response object and should return the transformed response.

const admin = new AdminAPI({
  baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
  auth: {
    token: {
      bearer: this.auth?.token,
    },
  },
  transformResponse: (data, headers, status) => {
    const responseType = header['content-type'];
    if (
      responseType &&
      responseType.includes('application/json') &&
      typeof data === 'string'
    ) {
      return this.parse(data);
    } else {
      return data;
    }
  },
});

AdminAPI

The AdminAPI allows you to manage any type of entity stored by the server. Operations are exposed as methods attached to sub-properties of the API object. For example, to fetch all applications, you would call the admin.apps.getAll() method.

• apps - Manage Applications;
• apps2 - Manage Applications;
• groups - Manage Groups;
• users - Manage Users;
• layouts - Manage Layouts;
• layouts2 - Manage Layouts;
• commands - Manage Commands;
• sessions - Manage Sessions;
• machines - Manage Machines;
• crashes - Manage Crashes;
• feedbacks - Manage Feedbacks;
• prefs - Manage Prefs;
• audit - Manage AuditAPI;
• server - Manage ServerAPI;
• systemConfig - Manage SystemConfigAPI;
• schemas - Manage SchemaAPI;

ClientAPI

The operations in the ClientAPI work in the context of a single user.