Overview

A node-js wrapper around the appetize api

Example

const { upsert } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// Updates an existing build if one is found, otherwise uploads a new one
const response = await upsert({
  // appetize api token
  token: '123456',

  // upload or update a build using these parameters
  url: 'some.url.to.simulator.build.com'
  platform: 'ios',
  meta: {
    branch: 'my-branch',
  },
  ...*: <any other update/upload field (see the Appetize docs)>,

  // searches for a build where platform=ios and note='{"branch":"my-branch"}'
  search: {
    platform: 'ios',
    meta: {
      branch: 'my-branch',
    }
  }
})

Usage

Install

yarn add @keg-hub/appetite

Upload

const { upload } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// set either url or filePath, not both
const response = await upload({
  url: <url to your simulator build>
  filePath: <system file path to your simulator build>,
  platform: <ios or android>,
  token: <your appetize api token>
  note: <note field>,
  meta: <object to be stringified for the note field, unless "note" param was defined>,
  ....rest: <any other fields to include in the post form>
})

Update

const { update } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// set either url or filePath, not both
const response = await update({
  publicKey: <public key of app build to update>,
  url: <url to your simulator build>
  filePath: <system file path to your simulator build>,
  platform: <ios or android>,
  token: <your appetize api token>
  note: <note field>,
  meta: <object to be stringified for the note field, unless "note" param was defined>,
  ....rest: <any other fields to include in the post form>
})

Upsert

const { upsert } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// set either url or filePath, not both
const response = await upsert({
  token: <your appetize api token>,
  search: <fields to search for existing builds. Same as `search`>
  ...*: <fields used for uploading/updating a build. Same params as `upload`>
})

Search

const { search } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// searches for all builds matching the parameters
const builds = await search({
  note: <note field of an existing app build to search by>,
  meta: <note fields of an existing app build to search by>,
  platform: <ios or android>,
  token: <your appetize api token>
})

Get

const { get } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// set either url or filePath, not both
const response = await get({
  publicKey: <public key of app build to get>,
  token: <your appetize api token>
})

Remove

const { remove } = require('@keg-hub/appetite')

// set either url or filePath, not both
const response = await remove({
  publicKey: <public key of app build to delete>,
  token: <your appetize api token>
})

Notes

• Methods like search accept an optional meta parameter
• If this parameter is included, it will treat the "note" field as a json object string
• For example, search will look for an existing build whose "note" value is a json object string containing the fields included in meta
• upload and update will stringify the meta object and set that as the value of the "note" field in the uploaded/updated build

Testing

• Unit: yarn test
• Functional: yarn test:e2e
  • this test will require you to set some ENVS
    • it's easiest to create a .env file in the repo's root directory
    • see the example.env file for the expected variables to put there
  • this will test creating, searching, updating, and deleting a single app using your Appetize account, live