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@wral/sdk-alerts

v0.0.1

Published

A Software Development Kit for working with Studio Alerts

Readme

sdk-alerts

The sdk-alerts is a JavaScript SDK (Software Development Kit) designed to simplify interaction with an Alerts API.

Installation

You can install the sdk-alerts

npm install @wral/sdk-alerts

Usage

To use the sdk-alerts, you first need to import it into your JavaScript code.

import { createClient } from '@wral/sdk-alerts/v1';

Then, you can create a client instance with your configuration:

const config = {
  baseUrl: 'YOUR_BASE_URL', // Base URL of your API
  apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY', // API key (if using management endpoints)
};

const client = createClient(config);

After creating the client instance, you can use its methods to interact with the API. Here are some examples:

// List Active Alerts
let alerts = await client.listActiveAlerts();

API

createClient(config)

Creates a new client instance with the provided configuration.

  • config: An object containing API configuration parameters:
    • baseUrl: The base URL of the API.
    • apiKey: The API key to use for authentication (if using management endpoints).

Returns a client instance with methods for interacting with the API.

Methods

Public

  • api: (path, options = {}): fetch wrapper for the API.
  • listActiveAlerts(): list active public alerts
  • getActiveAlert(alertId): get an active alert

Private (requires apiKey)

  • listAlerts(): list all alerts
  • getAlert(alertId): get an alert
  • sendAlert(alert): send or update an alert (requires id)
  • cancelAlert(alertId): cancel an alert