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@bipsync/apiclient
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npm install @bipsync/apiclient
require( '@bipsync/apiclient' )()
.then( function( client ) {
// make a request to the research api
client.request( 'v1/research' )
.then( function( response ) {
// grab the results
return response.results;
} )
.map( function( research ) {
// print the title for each document
console.log( research.title );
} ); } );
$ node example.js // --options='{"property":"value"}'
latest note title #1
latest note title #2
latest note title #3
...
When running reports locally OAuth can be used to authenticate:
$ node example.js --deviceAuth // --options='{"property":"value"}'
OAuth app ID (https://alpha-api.bipsync.devenv):
Visit the following URL in your browser to approve this request and obtain an access token:
https://alpha.bipsync.devenv/oauth/device?user_code=KGNRKXVB
latest note title #1
latest note title #2
latest note title #3
...
You will be prompted to visit a web app URL to approve the request. Once authorized the API client will retrieve a short-lived access token from the API and make it available to the report.
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Bipsync API Client
We found that @bipsync/apiclient demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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