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@signnow/api-client

v3.1.0

Published

SignNow REST Service Wrapper

Readme

SignNow API Node.js SDK

v3.0.0

Node.js Version

Requirements

  • Node.js 17 or higher

Installation

Install the SDK from npm:

npm install @signnow/api-client

Configuration

To authenticate and use the SDK, you need to set up environment variables with your API credentials.

  • Create a .env file in the root of your project.
  • Add the required API credentials to the file.

Example .env file:

##
## SignNow API SDK configuration
##

## Replace these dummy values with your actual credentials (except API_HOST)
SIGNNOW_API_HOST=https://api.signnow.com
SIGNNOW_API_BASIC_TOKEN=c2lnbk5vdyBBUEkgc2FtcGxlIEFwcCB2MS4wCg==
[email protected]
SIGNNOW_API_PASSWORD=coolest_pazzw0rd

# Absolute or relative (starts with .) path to the directory
# where the downloaded files will be stored (ensure you have write permissions to this directory)
## Default: ./storage/downloads
SIGNNOW_DOWNLOADS_DIR=./storage/downloads

⚠️ Do not commit .env files to version control.

Usage

To start using the SDK, create a new instance of the SDK API client and authenticate using the credentials from the .env file.

Example of retrieving the document information by ID:

import { Sdk } from '@signnow/api-client/core/sdk';
import { DocumentGetRequest, DocumentGetResponse } from '@signnow/api-client/api/document';

const sdk = await new Sdk().authenticate();
const client = sdk.getClient();

const documentGet = new DocumentGetRequest('1b23ed1a6aaf4d3392ed0e88bc2bfafb2a3cf414');
const responseDocumentGet = await client.send<DocumentGetResponse>(documentGet);
console.log('response document get', responseDocumentGet);

Examples

Find more API usage examples in the examples directory.