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#And Bang API Client
Just include the script in your HTML
<script src="andbang.js"></script>
Then write some JS
// init an instance of the API connection
var api = new AndBang();
// then log in
api.validateToken('your access token', function (err, yourUser) {
window.me = yourUser;
});
// 'ready' is triggered when you're successfully logged in
api.on('ready', function () {
// once 'ready' has been triggered
// all your normal API functions are available
// as function calls.
// for example, we can just fetch our teams
// and pass it a callback.
api.getMyTeams(function (err, myTeams) {
window.teams = myTeams;
});
});
It uses socket.io under the covers so you get realtime, seemless API access that's as easy as AJAX.
Have fun!
You can see all available API methods on the developer docs: https://developer.andbang.com
###andbang.template.js andbang.js is generated from the provided API specification, spec.json. This allows automation allows for rapid expansion of the API across many platforms.
To generate andbang.js, run the provided build script, which depends on spec.json and andbang.template.js.
node ./build
FAQs
Client for andbang api
The npm package andbang receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, andbang popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that andbang demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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