NodeJS wrapper for ecwid.com API

Module fully relies on ecwid.com REST API v3

Simple usage

YOUR_STORE_ID and YOUR_PRIVATE_OR_PUBLIC_ACCESS_TOKEN values are reuired to work with ecwid.com REST API

const ecwid = require('ecwid-api')(YOUR_STORE_ID, YOUR_PRIVATE_OR_PUBLIC_ACCESS_TOKEN);

Every method returns a Promise with result of the request

Get store profile

ecwid.getStoreProfile()
  .then(data => console.log('Store profile data: ', data))
  .catch(err => console.log('Error: ', err));

Add product

const productData = {
    name: 'New product',
    price: 100,
    enabled: true,
    ...
}
ecwid.addProduct(productData)
  .then(result => console.log('Product id: ', result.id))
  .catch(err => console.log('Error: ', err));

Upload product image

Product image upload function accepts a Buffer

const imagePath = 'path/to/my/product/image.jpg'
fs.readFile(imagePath, (err, file) => {
  if(!err) {
   ecwid.uploadProductImage(productId, file)
       .then(result => ...)
       .catch(err => ...) 
  }
})

The whole list of available methods

• getClasses()
• getStoreProfile()
• getOrderDetails(orderId)
• searchProducts(options)
• getProducts(options)
• getProduct(productId)
• addProduct(product)
• deleteProduct(productId)
• updateProduct(productId, product)
• uploadProductImage(productId, buffer)
• uploadProductImageExternal(productId, externalUrl)
• deleteProductImage(productId)
• uploadGalleryImage(productId, buffer)
• uploadGalleryImageExternal(productId, externalUrl)
• cleanGallery(productId)
• searchOrders(options)
• getOrderDetails(orderNumber)
• updateOrder(orderNumber, data)
• deleteOrder(orderNumber)
• getCategories(options)
• addCategory(category)
• deleteCategory(categoryId)
• updateCategory(categoryId, data)
• searchCustomers(options)
• getCustomer(customerId)
• createCustomer(data)
• updateCustomer(customerId, data)
• deleteCustomer(customerId)
• getAllStorage()
• getStorage(key)
• addStorage(key, data)
• editStorage(key, data)
• deleteStorage(key)

Testing

For running tests copy config.js.example to config.js (gitignored) and fill it with your store id and secret key.

Then run npm test