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JavaScript wrapper around Eventick's API. Amazingly backed by Promises and Functional Programming.

Usage

Grab it from npm:

npm install --save eventick

The lib has only one method, called login. After logging in, the user will have access to the API.

1. Eventick.login(user, password)

• Type: String -> String -> Promise
• Usage: enter credentials, the promise will resolve to an Object representing the API or throw an Error Object. Use .then() and .catch() rather than .then(ok, rejected).

Logged API:

1. token

• Type: String
• Usage: normally you're not going to use this. however, if you'd need it, here it is.

2. events.get(id)

• Type: Number -> Promise
• Usage: enter event's id, get a promise that will resolve to an Object containing event's data or throw an Error Object.

3. events.getList()

• Type: (no param) -> Promise
• Usage: get a promise that will resolve to an Array containing events' data or throw an Error Object.

4. attendees.get(eventId, attendeeId)

• Type: Number -> Number -> Promise
• Usage: enter event's id and attendee's id, get a promise that will resolve to an Object containing attendee's data or throw an Error Object.

3. attendees.getList(eventId)

• Type: Number -> Promise
• Usage: get a promise that will resolve to an Array containing events' data or throw an Error Object.

###FAQ

1. Yes, all methods are curried.
2. Yes, all methods return promises.
3. Do I need to know Functional Programming in order to use it? No.
4. And what about promises? Yes.

License

MIT