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piecemeta-apiclient

v1.0.3

Published

JavaScript API Client for PieceMeta.com

Downloads

5

Readme

PieceMeta API Client

Code Climate

A javascript client for the PieceMeta API (Node & Browser)

Using the client

Both implementations only differ in the setup procedure. Other than that they work identically. (Side note: progress is not yet implemented in the node version.)

NodeJS

var apiConfig = {
    host: 'http://localhost:8080',
    contentType: 'application/json',
    api_key: YOUR_PIECEMETA_API_KEY,            # optional if only anonymous requests
    access_token: YOUR_PIECEMETA_ACCESS_TOKEN   # optional if only anonymous requests
};

var apiClient = require('piecemeta-apiclient')(apiConfig);

Browser

To use the client in the browser, include either dist/piecemeta-apiclient.web.js or dist/piecemeta-apiclient.web.min.js.

var apiConfig = {
    host: host ? host : PIECEMETA_API_HOST,
    contentType: 'application/json',
    api_key: YOUR_PIECEMETA_API_KEY,            // optional if only anonymous requests
    access_token: YOUR_PIECEMETA_ACCESS_TOKEN   // optional if only anonymous requests
};

var apiClient = PMApi(apiConfig);

Making requests

To make a request use a function call like this:

apiClient.resource('packages').action(
    'get',  // HTTP method
    null,   // optional payload object
    function (err, result) {
        console.log('api response handler', err, result);
    },
    function (bytesLoaded, bytesTotal) {
        console.log('progress handler', bytesLoaded, bytesTotal);
    }
);

Nested resources can be accessed by using a resource name like packages/PACKAGE_UUID/streams.

Authentication

To receive an Access Token from the API server:

apiClient.getToken({ email: login, password: password }, function (err, token) {
    if (err) {
        console.log('access token error', err);
    } else {
        // You might want to store the token to use it later instead of the email/pass combo
        apiClient.setToken(token);
    }
});

If you have a token you can fetch your api credentials and make authenticated requests after that:

apiClient.getCredentials(function (err, credentials) {
    console.log('credentials response', err, credentials);
});