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@open-dpp/api-client

v2.2.2

Published

A client for my API

Readme

The open source platform for digital product passports.

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Description

This repository contains a HTTP client for the REST API of our open-dpp platform.

Usage Guide

Installation

$ npm install @open-dpp/api-client

Usage

Create a new instance of a client with the baseURL parameter directing to your API.

const apiClient = new OpenDppApiClient({baseURL: API_URL});

Set the ApiKey for the client to enable it to authenticate to your API.

apiClient.setApiKey(token);

Use any function of the client. E.g., create an organization.

const addOrganization = async () => {
   console.log('Creating organization...');
   const response = await apiClient.postOrganization({
      name: "Test",
   });
   console.log('Finished creating an organization.');
   if (response.status === 201) {
      console.log("Successfully created an organization.");
   } else {
      console.error("Error on creating an organization.");
   }
};

Development Guide

Installation

$ npm install

Deployment

  1. Commit your current changed files for a clean working tree in the next step
  2. Merge your changes on the main branch
  3. Run npm run build to see if your code compiles
  4. Run npm run test to see if your code fails
  5. Determine whether you want to create a patch, minor or major version. Run the fitting npm scripts (e.g., npm run patch)
    1. This updates the version number in the package.json
    2. Also, a git tag is created for the version
    3. The git tag and current branch are pushed to GitHub
    4. First, the push triggers a workflow to create a new release in GitHub
    5. Finishing that workflow triggers another one to publish the release to npm