@people.io/ppl-api-client-js

ppl-api-client-js

A simple Javascript client for people.io API.

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Install:

npm install @people.io/ppl-api-client-js --save

Obtaining a user token:

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('@people.io/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);

Configuration:

You can configure the library in two ways:

Programmatically:

Using the configure() method

const client = require('@people.io/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('@people.io/ppl-api-client-js');
getUserAudiences(null, { token, apiKey, clientId }).then(console.log).catch(console.error);

Environment Variables:

PPL_API_KEY="my-api-key"
PPL_CLIENT_ID="my-client-id"

Functions list:

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.

Testing:

npm test

Development

npm start