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joplin-api

v0.5.1

Published

joplin ts/js data api

Downloads

40

Readme

joplin api

API documentation, Joplin official document

Introduction

Joplin api's js package, written in ts, provides a complete type definition, including all currently exposed api in the document.

Quick Start

import { config, noteApi } from 'joplin-api'

config.baseUrl = 'http://127.0.0.1:27583'
config.token = '***'
const res = await noteApi.list()
console.log(res)

More examples reference: https://github.com/rxliuli/joplin-utils/tree/master/libs/joplin-api/test

API Reference

| Object | Description | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | eventApi | event-related api, such as getting note modification history | | folderApi | Directory-related api, such as getting directory tree | | folderExtApi | Directory extension api, such as mobile directory | | joplinApi | joplin basic api, such as checking whether joplin web service is open | | noteActionApi | Note-related action api, such as opening a note in an external editor | | noteApi | Note related api, such as getting the content of the note | | noteExtApi | Note extension api, such as renaming | | resourceActionApi | Resource action api, such as opening an attachment resource in an external editor | | resourceApi | Resource-related api, such as uploading pictures | | searchApi | Search related api | | tagApi | Tag related api, such as modifying the tag of a note | | config | Global joplin web clipper configuration | | PageUtil | Paging-related static tools, such as getting the full list of notes |

Conventional name

  • Use class to encapsulate API, for example note related API is encapsulated in NoteApi class.
  • Keep the same naming for the same function meaning. For example, the note list is NoteApi.list. The following is a complete comparison table

| Meaning | Naming | Examples | | --------- | -------- | ---------------- | | List | list | noteApi.list | | Get by id | get | noteApi.get | | Create | create | noteApi.create | | Modify | update | noteApi.update | | Remove | remove | noteApi.remove |

  • There are some special cases, such as APIs involving multiple entities, the naming is generally operation entity + by + according to entity, for example, the API to get the tag list according to the note id is noteApi.tagsById

some problems

  • The get method should not report an error, if it does not exist it should return null instead of throwing an exception