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@miso.ai/server-sdk

v0.6.6

Published

Miso SDK for Node.js

Readme

Miso Node.js SDK

Setup

  1. Install Node.js.

  2. Install the package locally:

npm i @miso.ai/server-sdk

Or, install the package globally:

npm i -g @miso.ai/server-sdk

Or, use npx to run the commands, which will guide the package installation.

  1. Put the following settings in your .env file:
MISO_API_KEY=your_api_key

Usage

Help message

miso --help
miso products --help

Get

Get a product by product_id:

miso products get [id]

Upload

Given a JSON lines file of products:

{"product_id": "1", ...}
{"product_id": "2", ...}
...

Upload products by piping records into the command:

cat records.jsonl | miso products upload

You can dry run:

cat records.jsonl | head -20 | miso products upload --dry

When uploading a large amount of records, tt's recommended to display the progress status and pipe errors to a log file:

cat records.jsonl | miso products upload -p 2> error.log

The error log is a JSON line file consisting request payloads and response bodies:

{"response": { (Miso API response) }, "payload": { "data": [ ...(records uploaded) ] }}
...

You can extract the failed records from the error log to work on them, so you don't need to reprocess the whole data set again.

Delete

Given a file of product IDs:

product_id_1
product_id_2
...

Delete products by piping IDs into the command:

cat product_ids.txt | miso products delete -p 2> error.log