hook.io-sdk

Provides a client sdk for accessing hook.io services

Features

• Provides an easy way to run hook.io API services
• Designed for minimal size, memory, and cpu footprint
• Choice of Promise or Callback style APIs
• Does ship with a minimalist Command Line Interface

Installation

npm install -g hook.io-sdk

Available Endpoints

• Hook
• Datastore
• Domains
• Logs
• Events
• Keys
• Files
• Env
• Domains

Usage

40+ SDK Code Examples

The easiest way to get started using the SDK is by checking out the examples folder.

see: /examples

Authorization

Most SDK methods require an authorized API Access Key with a corresponding access role. In order to use these authorized API methods, you must first generate an API Access Key for free at hook.io.

Once you have an API Access key, simply add this hook_private_key to the sdk client configuration. This will enable authorized communication with the hook.io REST API.

Callback Style API

var sdk = require("hook.io-sdk");
var client = sdk.createClient({});

client.hook.run({
  owner: "examples",
  name: "echo",
  method: "POST",
  data:  { "foo": "bar" }
 }, function (err, res) {
  console.log(err, res)
});

Promise Style API

To enable promises, make sure to set the promises configuration option to true when calling sdk.createClient.

var sdk = require("hook.io-sdk");
var client = sdk.createClient({ promises: true });

client.hook.run({ owner: "examples", name: "echo", method: "POST", data:  { "foo": "bar" } }).then(function (res){
  console.log(res)
}, function(err){
  console.log('error', err)
});

Now all SDK API methods have promises!

CLI Usage

Usage: hook [options] [command]

Commands:

  clone       clones existing hook
  config      manage SDK config
  deploy      deploy hook to the cloud
  alias       create hostname alias for hook
  examples    show list of example hooks
  get         get hook document
  init        initialize new local service
  list        list all hooks
  run         run hook in the cloud
  whoami      returns currently logged in user
  help [cmd]  display help for [cmd]

Options:

  -h, --help     output usage information
  -V, --version  output the version number

Notes:

  All commands are available as separate git style binaries
  Such as: hook-list, hook-info, hook-run, hook-deploy, etc

Many commands also contain additional sub-commands. See ./bin for more details.

Configuration

CLI

The quickest way to configure the hook.io-sdk with hook.io is by running the following command:

   hook config key

This will open a prompt asking for a valid hook_private_key which may be generated at https://hook.io/keys.

SDK Configuration Options

{
  host: "hook.io",
  port: 443,
  protocol: 'https',
  hook_private_key: "12345"
}

Generate Access Keys at https://hook.io/keys