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AppNexus Api Wrapper

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AppNexus Api Wrapper

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Installation

npm install anx-api

Usage Example

var Api = require('anx-api');

# Create a new instance with api target
var api = new Api({
	target: 'https://api.appnexus.com'
	token: 'SESSION_TOKEN' // (optional) see also api.login(...)
});

api.get(<serviceName>).then(function (res) {
	...
}).catch(function (err) {
	...
})

Constructor

var api = new Api(config);
Parameters

config[object]:

  • .target - (string) base api url
  • .token - (string) optional session token
  • .request - (object) optional request object
  • .userAgent - (string) optional user agent .rateLimit - (boolean) optional rate limiting

Instance Methods

#login

Authenticates with the API and returns a token to be used with future requests.

api.login('username', 'password').then(function (token) {

	// The api object is now logged in. Optionally store the token.
	...

})

#get

Issues a GET request

api.get('service url')
api.get(opts) // see Request Options
Parameters
  • service uri - (string|object)
Options
  • mimeType: (string) optional override for the Accept header. Example: 'text/csv'
Result

Returns a promise that fulfills with the response from the api.

#getAllJson

** Experimental Feature **

Usage and parameters are the same as #get accept it pages through api calls. Response body is parsed as json.

#post

Issues a POST request with a payload

api.post('service url', 'payload')
api.post(opts, { /* payload obj */ })
api.post(opts) // see Request Options
Parameters
  • service uri - (string|object)
  • payload - (string|object)
Options
  • mimeType: (string) optional override for the Accept and Content-Type headers. Example: 'text/csv'
Result

Returns a promise that fulfills with the response from the api.

#put

Issues a PUT request with a payload

api.put('service url', 'payload')
api.put(opts, { /* payload obj */ })
api.put(opts) // see Request Options
Parameters
  • service uri - (string|object)
  • payload - (string|object)
Options
  • mimeType: (string) optional override for the Accept and Content-Type headers. Example: 'text/csv'
Result

Returns a promise that fulfills with the response from the api.

#delete

Issues a DELETE request

api.delete('service url')
api.delete(opts) // see Request Options
Parameters
  • service uri - (string|object)
Options
  • mimeType: (string) optional override for the Accept header. Example: 'text/csv'
Result

Returns a promise that fulfills with the response from the api.

#switchUser

api.switchUser(userId).then(...)

Request Options

The get, post, put, and delete methods can be called with an opts object. The opts object has the following request options.

  • uri - (string) service uri
  • startElement - (string) optional start index
  • numElements - (integer) optional number of records to return
  • params - (object) optional query string parameters

Example

// Fetch the third page of 25 creatives
api.get({
	uri: 'creative',
	startElement: 50,
	numElements: 25
})

Custom Requests and Debugging

The following are two different methods of modifying and or spying on requests made to the api.

Wrap the interal request function

api._config.request = _.wrap(api._config.request, function (request, opts) {
	console.log('DEBUG: ', opts);
	return request.call(api, opts);
});

Pass in a custom request object

var request = require('request');

function customRequest(opts) {
	return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {

		// Customize the request

		request(opts, function (err, res) {
			if (err) {

				// Add additional error handling

				reject(err);
			} else {

				// Customize the response

				resolve(res);
			}
		});
	});
}

var api = new Api({
	target: process.env.ANX_TARGET,
	token: 'SESSION_TOKEN',
	request: customRequest
});

Tests

Running unit tests

Run the unit test suite from the project root, make sure you've run npm install first:

npm test

Mocking

Coming soon

Todos

  • Document before and after request events
  • Update docs with new method signatures
  • Add mocking examples to README.md
  • Add Service Wrapper

License

See LICENSE file

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Package last updated on 24 Mar 2016

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