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magento2-api-wrapper

v1.5.1

Published

Basic wrapper for Magento 2 API using Axios

Downloads

1,006

Readme

Magento2 API Wrapper

License: MIT NPM Dependencies Builds Coverage

Small Magento 2 API client that's ready to use and extend

Note: Currently only works in Node environment. But, it should be easy to make it compatible in browsers. Feel free to submit a merge request or contact me.

Install

npm install magento2-api-wrapper

Usage

As a guest

const Magento2Api = require('magento2-api-wrapper')

var consumer = new Magento2Api({ api: { url: 'https://localhost' }})

consumer.get('directory/countries')
  .then(data => console.log)

// or in async functions
var countries = await customer.get('directory/countries')

As a admin/customer

// Api Keys: Magento Admin > System > Extensions > Integration
var admin = new Magento2Api({ api: {
  url: 'https://localhost',
  consumerKey: 'xxx',
  consumerSecret: 'xxx',
  accessToken: 'xxx',
  tokenSecret: 'xxx',
}})

admin.get('products', {
  params: {
    searchCriteria: {
      currentPage: 1,
      pageSize: 1,
    }
  }
})
  .then(data => console.log)

Responses: Successfull response returns plain Magento data. Not wrapped as in Axios.

Methods / Properties

It provides all same methods as Axios: https://github.com/axios/axios#request-method-aliases

  • .axios: Axios - get axios instance
  • .baseUrl: string - get base url
  • .getStoreBaseUrl(storeCode: string): string - gets store scoped base url
  • .request(config): Promise
  • .get(url: string, config?: Object): Promise
  • .delete(url: string, config?: Object): Promise
  • .head(url: string, config?: Object): Promise
  • .options(url: string, config?: Object): Promise
  • .post(url: string, data?: Object, config?: Object): Promise
  • .put(url: string, data?: Object, config?: Object): Promise
  • .patch(url: string, data?: Object, config?: Object): Promise

Options

Constructor Options

  • api.url: string - required - a baseUrl for magento instace
  • api.consumerKey: string - (optional) - for authentication
  • api.consumerSecret: string - (optional) - for authentication
  • api.accessToken: string - (optional) - for authentication
  • api.tokenSecret: string - (optional) - for authentication
  • axios: Object - (optional) - extra Axios configuration. May be used for example to allow self-signed certificates

Method options

When executing any of the methods like .get, .post you may use theese extra axios config options:

  • storeCode: string - setting storeCode will change base url so it's like https://example.org/rest/{storeCode}/V1/

Errors

Errors are thrown in same situations as in Axios. The error has extra property:

  • magento: Object - A Magento 2 Api instance

Interceptors

Adding interceptors works exactly same as in axios. Well, you'll add them to the axios instance directly, so the best would be to refer here to axios documentation: https://github.com/axios/axios#interceptors

const Magento2Api = require('magento2-api-wrapper')

var testApi = new Magento2Api({ api: { url: 'https://localhost' }})

testApi.axios.interceptors.response.use(function (data) {
  // on successfull response
})

Useful Examples

Allowing self-signed certificate

const Magento2Api = require('magento2-api-wrapper')
const https = require('https')

var selfSignedApi = new Magento2Api({
  api: { url: 'https://localhost' },
  axios: {
    httpsAgent: new https.Agent({
      rejectUnauthorized: false
    }),
  }
})

Run tests

npm run test