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shaidkit

v1.4.0

Published

A JavaScript API wrapper for SHAID

Downloads

13

Readme

SHAIDkit.js

A JavaScript wrapper for the SmartDeviceLink SHAID API

Installation

npm install shaidkit --save

Usage

var shaidkit = require("shaidkit");

var shaid = new shaidkit({
    "version": 2, // we recommend the most recent API version
    "public_key": "public key here", // use your public_key
    "secret_key": "secret key here" // use your secret_key
});

shaid.read(
    shaid.entity["application"],
    {
        "limit": 2
    },
    function(err, result){
        console.log(err);
        console.log(result);
    }
);

Entities

The object type you wish to perform a CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operation on.

Entities should be declared in your SHAIDkit calls via the shaidkit.entity["ENTITY NAME"] enumeration helper.

| Entity Name | | ------ | | application | | application/approval/vendor | | category | | country | | permission | | vendor | | vendor/key |

Methods

When using SHAIDkit, you specify the CRUD operation you wish to perform by accessing the corresponding method.

| Method | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | read() | Retrieves records of the given entity | | create() | Creates one or more records of the given entity | | update() | Updates one or more records of the given entity | | delete() | Deletes one or more records of the given entity |

Each method requires the following parameters: | Parameter | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | entity | The entity you are attempting to operate on | | {parameters} | Creates one or more records of the given entity | | callback() | A callback function in the form of callback(error, result) |

Entities are not guaranteed to support all methods. Please consult the SHAID API Documentation for more information and the available parameters for each supported operation.