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@g123jp/ctw-box-sdk
Advanced tools
The following is the NodeJS implementation of the SDK APIs for CTW BOX
Having a component that can be integrated in other applications to use features from ctw-box like:
import BoxClient from "@g123jp/box-client";
const boxClient = new BoxClient({
endpoint: "https://ctwbox.stg.g123.jp", // Change between staging and production
accessToken: "...", // Bearer token to handle auth and permissions
});
The following is an example of usage for uploading a file to CTW BOX with some parameters like
const options = {
category: "icon",
app_id: "auo",
attributes: {
style: "round",
isTemplate: true,
},
};
const { object_id } = await boxClient.fPutObject(file, metadata);
The search operation would be performed as follows
const options = {
category: "icon",
app_id: "auo",
text: "image_02",
searchType: "tag",
};
const { data } = await boxClient.listObjects(options);
With this operation, it is possibile to retrieve all the objects uploaded in a speciffic batch given the permanent URL
const link =
"https://ctwbox.stg.g123.jp/?link_id=3c7d6e9ecb0a4ac9ab9aedfa0035232d";
const { data } = await boxClient.listObjectsFromLink({
fullLink: link,
});
The supported parameters are fullLink
, linkId
, page
and limit
FAQs
The following is the NodeJS implementation of the SDK APIs for CTW BOX
The npm package @g123jp/ctw-box-sdk receives a total of 59 weekly downloads. As such, @g123jp/ctw-box-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @g123jp/ctw-box-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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