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ake-sdk

v1.0.0-beta

Published

A SDK for using the Ake-Api

Downloads

11

Readme

Ake SDK

This is the SDK of Ake, an open source messenger.

For more explanations about this projet, check here

Goals of the SDK

The main goal of this project is to develop the use of Ake by facilitating the handling of the API. Each one can indeed build its version "front-end" of Ake by using the API which is opened to all.

So do not hesitate to launch your own messaging application built on Ake with this SDK.

Installation

npm install ake-sdk

Usage

First initialize the client with the location of the Ake Server (url) and your favorite authentication guard (authGuard).

import { Client } from 'ake-sdk'

const ake = new Client({
	url: 'http://localhost:3333', 
	authGuard: 'session' | 'token'
})

If your authGuard is set to "token", then, if you call a method that requires authentication, you must pass in its parameters the authentication token.

We remind you that all ake's api routes are documented here

Summary :

  1. Auth
  2. Conversations
  3. Message
  4. User

Auth

/register
await ake.auth.register({
	username: string, 
	password: string, 
	email: string, 
	description: string
})
/login
await ake.auth.login({
	email: string, 
	password: string
})
/logout
await ake.auth.logout({
	token?: string
})
/auth/socket/token
await ake.auth.socketToken({
	token?: string
})

Conversations

/conversations/new
await ake.conversations.new({
	participantsWithoutCreator: Array<string>, 
	content: string, 
	token?: string	
})
/conversations/get
await ake.conversations.get({
	offset: number, 
	token?: string
})
/conversations/search
await ake.conversations.search({
	offset: number, 
	query: string, 
	token?: string
})

Message

/message/new
await ake.message.new({
	convId: string, 
	content: string, 
	token?: string
})
/message/get
await ake.message.get({
	convId: string, 
	offset: number, 
	token?: string
})
/message/read
await ake.message.read({
	msgId: string, 
	token?: string
})

User

Coming...