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appveyor-js-client
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This is an incomplete API client for the AppVeyor API.
npm install appveyor-js-client
You must have an AppVeyor account. To run the client, you'll need your AppVeyor account name and API token, which you can get at https://ci.appveyor.com/api-token.
You may either pass your AppVeyor API token into the AppVeyor() constructor or set it as an environment variable APPVEYOR_API_TOKEN.
var AppVeyor = require('appveyor-js-client'),
appveyor = new AppVeyor('account-name', 'api-token');
appveyor.getProjects(function(err, projects) {
console.log(projects);
});
Each project returned is an AppVeyorProject object with the following functions:
getLastBuild(callback)getLastBuildBranch(branch, callback)getBuildByVersion(version, callback)getHistory(options, callback)getDeployments(callback)getSettings(callback)startBuildOfPullRequest(prId, callback)Not all of the AppVeyor API is covered in this client. Feel free to add functionality in a pull request.
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AppVeyor API Client for Node.js
We found that appveyor-js-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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