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lotr-andres-sdk

v1.0.1

Published

Andres' take-home for LibLab

Downloads

5

Readme

LotR-Andres-SDK

LotR-Andres-SDK is Andres Mendez' take-home submission for LibLab; an SDK for the Lord of the Rings API The One API

Installation

npm install lotr-andres-sdk

Usage

Sign up for an API Key from here for usage and testing

import SDK from 'lotr-andres-sdk';
const lotr = new SDK('<%= your api key here %>');
getMovies();

async function getMovies() {
    const movies = await SDK.showMovies();
}

Testing

Place the API key in the .env file and run

npm test