@bradgarropy/captivate-sdk
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Captivate JavaScript SDK for retrieving podcast information.
This package is hosted on npm.
npm install @bradgarropy/captivate-sdk
Start off by creating a Captivate client, then authenticate to the Captivate API. Now you can use the client to retrieve your podcast shows and episodes.
const captivate = new Captivate("abc123", "123456789")
const show = await captivate.shows.getShow("abc123")
const episode = await captivate.episodes.getEpisode("xyz123")
Captivate(userId, apiKey)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
userId | string | "abc123" | Captivate user id. |
apiKey | string | "123456789" | Captivate api key. |
Create a Captivate client.
const captivate = new Captivate("abc123", "123456789")
captivate.authentication.authenticateUser()Authenticate a user to the Captivate API.
captivate.authentication.authenticateUser()
captivate.users.getUser(userId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
userId | string | "abc123" | User id. |
Get a user.
captivate.users.getUser("abc123")
captivate.users.getUsersShows(userId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
userId | string | "abc123" | User id. |
Get a list of podcasts that a user belongs to.
captivate.users.getUsersShows("abc123")
captivate.users.getUsersManagedShows(userId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
userId | string | "abc123" | User id. |
Get a list of podcasts that a user manages.
captivate.users.getUsersManagedShows("abc123")
captivate.shows.getShow(showId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
showId | string | "abc123" | Podcast show id. |
Get a podcast.
captivate.shows.getShow("abc123")
captivate.shows.updateShow()// TODO
captivate.shows.updateShowArtwork()// TODO
captivate.shows.getShowEpisodes(showId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
showId | string | "abc123" | Podcast show id. |
Get all episodes from a podcast.
captivate.shows.getShowEpisodes("abc123")
captivate.shows.getShowScheduledEpisodes(showId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
showId | string | "abc123" | Podcast show id. |
Get all scheduled episodes from a podcast.
captivate.shows.getShowScheduledEpisodes("abc123")
captivate.shows.getShowFeedUrl(showId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
showId | string | "abc123" | Podcast show id. |
Get the RSS feed URL for a podcast.
captivate.shows.getShowFeedUrl("abc123")
captivate.media.getMedia()// TODO
captivate.media.uploadMedia()// TODO
captivate.media.getShowMedia()// TODO
captivate.media.searchShowMedia()// TODO
captivate.episodes.getEpisode(episodeId)| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
episodeId | string | "xyz123" | Podcast episode id. |
Get a podcast episode.
captivate.episodes.getEpisode("xyz123")
captivate.episodes.createEpisode()// TODO
captivate.episodes.updateEpisode()// TODO
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