Fibery API documentation with examples using this client.

Getting started

const Fibery = require('fibery-unofficial');
const fibery = new Fibery({
    host: 'YOUR_ACCOUNT.fibery.io',
    token: 'YOUR_TOKEN'
});

Method-way vs. command-way

This unofficial Node.js client supports two ways of working. Method-way is used in the API documentation:

const users = await fibery.entity.query({
  'q/from': 'fibery/user',
  'q/select': ['fibery/id', 'user/name'],
  'q/limit': 3
});

It is equivalent to command-way:

const usersCommand = fibery.command.queryEntityCmd({
  'q/from': 'fibery/user',
  'q/select': ['fibery/id', 'user/name'],
  'q/limit': 3
});

const users = await fibery.command.execute(usersCommand);

The method-way utilizes commands under the hood, but provides a more simple interface.

The command-way removes an abstraction layer, making it closer to the actual API but also less suitable for a one-time use.

Feel free to use any of the ways.

Differences from API

This client makes it easier to:

• Create domain Type — creates five mandatory primitive Fields and installs rank mixin.
• Create relation (entity [collection] Field) — creates both entity Fields and connects them together.
• Create single-select Field — creates an auxiliary Type and options as Entities of that Type, makes selection required and sets the default option.

Examples

• A bunch of short examples.
• Migration from Airtable prototype.