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@upvest/tenancy-api

An axios-based client for the Upvest Tenancy API

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Client library for the Upvest Tenancy API

This API encompasses operations for managing users within your tenancy.

A tenancy is your "area" of Upvest, where you will be registering your users before authenticating them with OAuth2. When registering a user, you will be provided with a recovery kit to forward on to the user.

This API client is based on axios.

Features

  • Create new tenant
  • Get users list
  • Change user password
  • Delete user

Installation

Using yarn:

$ yarn add @upvest/tenancy-api

Using npm:

$ npm install @upvest/tenancy-api

In order to retrieve your API credentials for using this client, you'll need to sign up with Upvest.

API Keys Authentication

The Upvest API uses the notion of tenants, which represent customers that build their platform upon the Upvest API. The end-users of the tenant (i.e. your customers), are referred to as clientele users. A tenant is able to manage their users directly (CRUD operations for the user instance) and is also able to initiate actions on the user's behalf (create wallets, send transactions).

The authentication via API keys and secret allows you to perform all tenant related operations. Please create an API key pair within the Upvest account management.

The default BASE_URL for both authentication objects is https://api.playground.upvest.co, but feel free to adjust it, once you retrieve your live keys.

const { UpvestTenancyAPI } = require("@upvest/tenancy-api");
const config = {
  baseURL: "https://api-playground.eu.upvest.co/1.0/",
  apikey: {
    key: API_KEY,
    secret: API_SECRET,
    passphrase: API_PASSPHRASE
  }
};

Response objects

The response objects are designed around users, wallets, transactions and assets. If you retrieve more than one object (for example: tenancy.users.list()) an array of those objects will be returned.

User object

The user response object has the following properties:

let user = tenancy.users.retrieve("username");
const { username, recoverykit } = user;

Usage

Tenancy

Create an UpvestTenancyAPI object in order to authenticate your API calls

const tenancy = new UpvestTenancyAPI(
  config.baseURL,
  config.apikey.key,
  config.apikey.secret,
  config.apikey.passphrase
);

and set-up user credentials

const USERNAME = "Example_user";
const PASSWORD = "ex@mp1e_p@55w0rd";

User management

Create a user
(async () => {
  try {
    let newUser = await tenancy.users.create(USERNAME, PASSWORD);
    console.log(newUser);
  } catch (_) {}
})();
Retrieve user
(async () => {
  try {
    let user = await this.tenancy.users.retrieve(USERNAME);
    console.log(user);
  } catch (err) {
    console.log(err.response.statusText);
  }
})();
Get users list
(async () => {
  let users = [];
  for await (let user of this.tenancy.users.list()) users.push(user);
  console.log(users);
})();

Change user password

const NEW_PASSWORD = "n3w p@55w0rd";
(async () => {
  try {
    await tenancy.users.updatePassword(USERNAME, PASSWORD, NEW_PASSWORD);
    console.log("Password was updated.");
  } catch (_) {}
})();

Delete user

(async () => {
  try {
    await tenancy.users.delete(USERNAME);
    console.log("User was deleted.");
  } catch (_) {}
})();

For more examples, please check out our test-suite at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@upvest/api-tests

License

This software is released under the MIT License

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Package last updated on 08 Oct 2021

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