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@constructor-io/constructorio-node
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A Node.js client for Constructor.io. Constructor.io provides search as a service that optimizes results using artificial intelligence (including natural language processing, re-ranking to optimize for conversions, and user personalization).
This package can be installed via npm: npm i @constructor-io/constructorio-node
. Once installed, simply import or require the package into your repository.
You can find this in your Constructor.io dashboard. Contact sales if you'd like to sign up, or support if you believe your company already has an account.
Once imported, an instance of the client can be created as follows:
const ConstructorIOClient = require('@constructor-io/constructorio-node');
var constructorio = new ConstructorIOClient({
apiKey: 'YOUR API KEY',
});
After instantiating an instance of the client, four modules will be exposed as properties to help retrieve data from Constructor.io: search
, browse
, autocomplete
, recommendations
and catalog
.
Full API documentation is available on Github Pages
npm run lint # run lint on source code and tests
npm run test # run tests
npm run coverage # run tests and serves coverage reports from localhost:8081
npm run docs # output documentation to `./docs` directory
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Constructor.io Node.js client
The npm package @constructor-io/constructorio-node receives a total of 7,750 weekly downloads. As such, @constructor-io/constructorio-node popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @constructor-io/constructorio-node demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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