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mburger

v3.1.0

Published

This package provides a simple interface between your Laravel Project and the MBurger CMS, helping you to retrieve data easily.

Downloads

13

Readme

🍔 MBurger JavaScript SDK 🍔

This package provides a simple interface between your Laravel Project and the MBurger CMS, helping you to retrieve data easily.

1.0 - Installation

This package can be installed via the most common Javascript package managers:

1.1 - NPM

npm i mburger --save

1.1 - Yarn

yarn add mburger --save

2.0 - Configuration

There is no need for configurations after installing the SDK.

3.0 - Methods reference

In the current version of our JS SDK you can find only a few methods that you can implement in your code but they're so powerful that enable you to do pretty anything with MBurger CMS.

3.1 - Initiate the connection

Init the connection to MBurger with your API Key.

const instance = mburger.createClient({
    api_key: '1234567890'
});

3.2 - Retrieve a single Section

| Specification | Data Type | Description | |---|---|---| | section_id | Integer | ID of the requested Section | | original_media | Boolean | Indicate if you want the original media or the converted ones | | use_slug | Boolean | Declare if you want to use the section slug instead of the ID to retrieve data | | locale | String | Country code of the required locale |

3.2.1 - Sample code

 // Import MBurger SDK
 const mburger = require('mburger');

// Init the connection
const instance = mburger.createClient({
    api_key: '1234567890'
});

// Get a specific block
instance.getSection({
    section_id: 10088,
    locale: 'it',
    original_media: false
}).then(result => console.log(result));

3.3 - Retrieve a single Block

| Specification | Data Type | Description | |---|---|---| | block_id | Integer | ID of the requested Block | | force_locale_fallback | Boolean | Set the parameters force_locale_fallback as indicated in the documentation | | locale | String | Country code of the required locale | | original_media | Boolean | Indicate if you want the original media or the converted ones | | params | Object | The parameters you want to pass to the MBurger params variable. Check our API Reference for more informations | | order_asc | Boolean | Declare if you want the data in ascendent or descendent order |

3.3.1 - Sample code

 // Import MBurger SDK
 const mburger = require('mburger');

// Init the connection
const instance = mburger.createClient({
    api_key: '1234567890'
});

// Retrieve a specific block
instance.getBlock({
    block_id: 884,
    locale: 'it',
    original_media: false
}).then(result => console.log(result));

3.4 - Retrieve multiple Blocks

| Specification | Data Type | Description | |---|---|---| | block_ids | Array | ID of the requested Blocks | | filters | Object | The filters you want to pass to the MBurger params variable. Check our API Reference for more informations | | order_asc | Boolean | Declare if you want the data in ascendent or descendent order |

3.4.1 - Sample code

// Import MBurger SDK
const mburger = require('mburger');

// Init the connection
const instance = mburger.createClient({
    api_key: '1234567890'
});

// Retrieve data from the block
instance.getBlocks({
    block_ids: [884, 886],
    locale: 'it'
}).then(result => console.log(result));

4.0 - Support & Feedback

For support regarding MBurger, the SDK or any kind of feedback please feel free to contact us via support.mburger.cloud

5.0 - License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.