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dc_rest_js

v1.0.4

Published

Delivery Chain JavaScript REST Library

Readme

Delivery Chain API SDK

Getting Started

Delivery Chain API SDK is implemented using TypeScript and all services available return promises.

Creating the Client

Create a new instance of DCAgent client with your configuration(configuration object)

const DCAgent = new DCAgent({
  host: 'http://localhost:8000',
  cache: true,//by default its false
});

Accounts

Get Account

Get the account record identified by your authorization token.

DCAgent
  .accounts()
  .get()
  .then(accountData => {
    // Process accountData here
  });

Also, you can send a set of parameters to perform the same operation:

const params = {
  email: '',
  given_name: '',
  nickname: '',
  //... other parameters
};

DCAgent
  .accounts()
  .get(params)
  .then(accountData => {
    // Process accountData here
  });

Development Quickstart

Install dependencies

yarn install

or

npm install

Scripts

  • build Builds your api library and outpus it in your dist directory
  • lint Runs ESlint and Prettier
  • cypress:run Runs e2e tests in headless mode
  • cypress:open Runs e2e tests opening Electron window

Implementation Details

This API library uses a TypeScript-based fetch wrapper, which returns a Promise<ResponseModel> for every HTTP method.

In order to have a better understanding of all available methods, it defines a set of services to make HTTP calls:

Services verbs

As a development convention, this API library uses the following verbs into Services implementation:

  • get(id): will find the entity with given id through GET method.
  • create(entity): will create a new entity through POST method.
  • update(entity): will update the given entity through PUT method.
  • del(entity): will delete the provided entity through DELETE method.
  • patch(entity): will update the given entity through PATCH method.

All these methods returns promises.