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@mcesystems/mdm-client

v1.0.63

Published

MDM client for device management

Readme

@mcesystems/mdm-client

MDM client for device management.

Install

This package is published as part of the monorepo. Use it through your workspace package manager.

Usage

Create client from environment

createMDMClient() reads MDM_ENDPOINT and CREDENTIALS_PATH from the environment, uses @mcesystems/auth to obtain a token, then returns a client. Make sure AUTH_API_URL is set for the auth flow.

import { createMDMClient } from "@mcesystems/mdm-client";

async function main() {
  const mdmClient = await createMDMClient();
  if (!mdmClient) {
    throw new Error("Missing MDM_ENDPOINT or CREDENTIALS_PATH");
  }

  const enrollmentProfile = await mdmClient.generateEnrollmentProfile("device-id");
  if (enrollmentProfile.status === "OK") {
    console.log(enrollmentProfile.profile);
  }
}

main().catch((error) => {
  console.error(error);
  process.exit(1);
});

Create client directly

import { MdmClient } from "@mcesystems/mdm-client";

const mdmClient = new MdmClient({
  endpoint: "https://mdm.example.com/graphql",
  authToken: "<access-token>",
  timeout: 60000,
});

API

MdmClient

  • generateEnrollmentProfile(deviceId: string)
  • waitForDeviceToEnroll(deviceId: string, previousOpRef?: string)
  • installApp(deviceId: string, options: { appId?: string; url?: string; waitForInstalled?: boolean })

Types

Exported types from src/types/mdm.ts:

  • GenerateEnrollmentProfileResponse
  • WaitForDeviceToEnrollResponse
  • InstallAppResponse
  • MdmClientConfig
  • InstallAppOptions
  • InstallAppMdmOptions
  • DeviceType
  • MdmApiCallStatus

Environment variables

When using createMDMClient():

  • MDM_ENDPOINT: MDM GraphQL endpoint URL
  • CREDENTIALS_PATH: path to credentials file used by @mcesystems/auth
  • AUTH_API_URL: auth API base URL for token retrieval

Logging

This package uses @mcesystems/tool-debug for logging. Configure logging in your app as needed.