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mmg-graph

v1.0.6

Published

This package allows third-party apps to access resources from MMG-Fusion

Downloads

3

Readme

mmg-graph for nodejs

MMG Fusion allows third parties to create apps that can be installed by MMG customers. Apps can request specific permissions that would give them access to read and write data from/to customers' who have installed their apps. Apps can also register webhooks and listen for certain events, expose a an admin-UI, customer-UI and patient-UI that can respectively be used by their own team, the customers who installed the app and patients of the customers who have installed their app.

MMG Fusion uses standard oAuth2 protocol for authentication and authorization and have graph-like REST APIs to allow third parties to read/write data. In this document we cover how MMG partners can create apps.

This library is a nodeJS interface to access MMG resources in nodejs without using REST APIs directly.

Installation

npm install mmg-graph

Basic use

const MMG = require('mmg-graph');
const MMGClient = new MMG({
  CLIENT_ID: CLIENT_ID,
  CLIENT_SECRET: CLIENT_SECRET,
  REDIRECT_URI: `${PROTOCOL}://${DOMAIN}/auth`
})

/*send this link to the MMG customers that would like to install your app.
They will be prompted to give your app permission to access their data.*/
const authUri = MMGClient.getAuthCodeUri(); 

const leads = await MMGClient.get_leads({
  //rangeBeg,
  //rangeEnd,
}); //if the app has access to read leads, this function will give access to leads.

Functions

get_leads : Get the list of leads
get_calls : Get the list of calls
lead_details : Get more details about a specific lead
download_call : Download the audio file of a recorded call
get_campaigns : Get the list of all campaigns

Sample App

Check mmg-graph sample nodejs app for lambda to get up and running quickly.