@jamify/js-client
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This package is designed to work with the Jamify Cloud API which is not yet published. Follow us on Twitter for exciting upcoming announcements!
Install the client
yarn add @jamify/js-client
Use the client in your js/ts projects
import { jamify } from '@jamify/js-client'
const jamifyAPI = new jamify('<YOUR JAMIFY API ACCESS TOKEN>')
// make an API call
const siteId = 'your-site-id'
const imagePath = './astronaut.png'
const uploadedImage = await jamifyAPI.upload(siteId, imagePath)
console.log(uploadedImage)
Go to your Jamify Cloud Access tab and create a new token.
Copyright (c) 2020 styxlab - Released under the MIT license.
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Javascript API Client for Jamify Cloud
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