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opentoken-lib

v1.0.1

Published

Used to interact with the OpenToken API.

Downloads

1

Readme

OpenToken Library

A library to interact with the OpenToken API.

Installation

npm install opentoken-lib

Examples

Token Requests

// Instantiate the library.
var lib = require("opentoken-lib")("api.opentoken.io");

// Create signedTokenRequests.
var signedTokenRequests = lib.createSignedTokenRequests("accountId", "openTokenCode", "secretCode");

// Create tokenRequest for downloading public content. OpenToken code and secret are not required.
var tokenRequest = lib.createTokenRequest("accountId");

// Upload content to public endpoint. Takes a file path.
signedTokenRequests.public.uploadFromFileAsync("keep-me-safe.txt").then((token) => {
    // Upload the public token to a private endpoint.
    return signedTokenRequests.private.uploadAsync(token);
}).then((token) => {
    // Grab public token from private endpoint.
    return signedTokenRequests.private.downloadAsync(token);
}).then((content) => {
    // Public content can also be downloaded with the signedTokenRequests. Takes a stream or file name.
    return tokenRequest.downloadToFileAsync(token, "output.txt");
});

API

OpentokenLib({string} host)

Creates an instance of OpentokenLib.

// Instantiate the library.
var lib = require("opentoken-lib")("api.opentoken.io");

{SignedTokenRequests} opentokenLib.createSignedTokenRequests({string} accountId, {string} codeString, {string} secret)

Creates an instance of SignedTokenRequests.

// Create signedTokenRequests.
var signedTokenRequests = lib.createSignedTokenRequests("accountId", "openTokenCode", "secretCode");

signedTokenRequests.private

Property is an instance of SignedTokenRequest. Uploads content to private endpoints that require a signed request to retrieve through SignedTokenRequest.

// Upload content to a private endpoint.
signedTokenRequests.private.uploadAsync(token).then((token) => {
    console.log(token);
});

signedTokenRequests.public

Property is an instance of SignedTokenRequest with isPublic set to true. This property is used as part of the query string in the request to OpenToken. It ensure content uploaded is retrievable with an unsigned request through TokenRequest.

// Upload content to public endpoint from a file.
signedTokenRequests.public.uploadFromFileAsync("keep-me-safe.txt").then((token) => {
    console.log(token);
});

opentokenLib.createTokenRequest(accountId)

Creates an instance of TokenRequest.

// Create tokenRequest for downloading public content. OpenToken code and secret are not required.
var tokenRequest = lib.createTokenRequest("accountId");

SignedTokenRequest

Performs all signed token requests to OpenToken.

{Promise.<string>} signedTokenRequest.uploadAsync({Buffer} contents)

Uploads content to OpenToken.

signedTokenRequests.public.uploadAsync(buffer).then((token) => {
    console.log(token);
});

{Promise.<string>} signedTokenRequest.uploadFromFileAsync({string} filePath)

Uploads content to OpenToken from a file. It either takes a path or stream.

signedTokenRequests.public.uploadFromFileAsync("file.txt").then((token) => {
    console.log(token);
});

{Promise.<Buffer>} signedTokenRequest.downloadAsync({string} token)

Downloads content from OpenToken. Using signed requests for downloading is only required for public endpoints.

signedTokenRequests.public.downloadAsync("MYTOKEN").then((content) => {
    console.log(content.toString());
});

{Promise.<string>} signedTokenRequest.downloadToFileAsync({string} token, {string} filePath)

Downloads content from OpenToken piping the body of the request directly to a file or stream. It returns the path of the file the data is output to.

signedTokenRequests.public.downloadToFileAsync("MYTOKEN", "path-to-file.txt").then((fileName) => {
    console.log(fileName);
});

TokenRequest

Performs all unsigned token requests to OpenToken.

{Promise.<Buffer>} tokenRequest.downloadAsync({string} token)

Downloads public content from OpenToken.

tokenRequest.downloadAsync("MYTOKEN").then((content) => {
    console.log(content.toString());
});

{Promise.<string>} tokenRequest.downloadToFileAsync({string} token, {string} filePath)

Downloads public content from OpenToken piping the body of the request directly to a file or stream.

tokenRequest.downloadToFileAsync("MYTOKEN", "path-to-file.txt").then((fileName) => {
    console.log(fileName);
});