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@people.io/ppl-api-client-js
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A simple Javascript client for people.io API.
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npm install ppl-api-client-js --save
In order to call the API you will need to act as an authenticated user. A valid implicit oAuth url can be obtained by:
const client = require('ppl-api-client-js');
// Scopes are required to declare the categories of data that your app requires.
// In this case, we are requesting the user to share personal insights about their Brand and Sport interests.
const scope = ['brands', 'sports'];
// Where would you like to have the access token delivered?
// If left blank, the user will be shown an HTML page containing the token.
const destination = "https://myserver.io/tokenCapture";
const url = client.getUserAuthURL(scope, destination);
console.log('User authentication page: ', url);
You can configure the library in two ways:
Using the configure()
method
const client = require('ppl-api-client-js');
const myConfiguration = {
apiKey: 'my-api-key',
clientId: 'my-client-id',
userToken: 'my-user\'s-user-token'
};
// Note: the `configure()` will always return the update configuration state.
// you can update any parameter at any pooint in time ad it will be retained without
// touching the others. You can call it without any param to obtain the current conf state.
const updateConfig = client.configure(testConf);
console.log('ppl-api-client config: ', { updateConfig });
or you can pass the details to each call:
const client = require('ppl-api-client-js');
getUserAudiences(null, { token, apiKey, clientId }).then(console.log).catch(console.error);
PPL_API_KEY="my-api-key"
PPL_CLIENT_ID="my-client-id"
All the functions can be used both in an async/await/
or promise
fashion
getAudiences(name, { limit, page, token, apiKey, clientId })
getAudienceGroups(name, { limit, page, token, apiKey, clientId })
getUserAudiences(audienceGroupId, { token, apiKey, clientId })
;The token
, apiKey
, and clientId
parameters become optional when previously stated or configured.
See the above configuration section for more informations.
npm test
npm start
FAQs
Simple client for people.io api
The npm package @people.io/ppl-api-client-js receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @people.io/ppl-api-client-js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @people.io/ppl-api-client-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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