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bitbucket-server-nodejs
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Provides access to some of client's APIs.
npm install bitbucket-server-nodejs
Supports public, basic auth and OAuth1.
Specify auth's type as 'public', 'basic' or 'oauth'. Defaults to 'public'.
var Client = require('bitbucket-server-nodejs').Client;
- BASIC AUTH -
var auth = {
"type": "basic",
"username": "username",
"password": "password"
};
- OR OAUTH1 -
var auth = {
"type": "oauth",
"consumer_secret": "consumer_secret",
"signature_method": "signature_method",
"token": "token",
"token_secret": "token_secret"
};
- OR NO AUTH AT ALL, FOR PUBLIC ACCESS -
var client = new Client('http://localhost:7990/rest/api/1.0');
- OR -
var client = new Client('http://localhost:7990/rest/api/1.0', auth);
Get all projects.
client.projects.get(); // Promise
Get all repos for a project.
client.repos.get(projectKey); // Promise
Get all repos, using pagination.
client.repos.getAll(); // Promise
Get all repos for all projects.
client.repos.getCombined(); // Promise
Get one repo for a project.
client.repos.getRepo(projectKey, repo); // Promise
Get all branches for a repo.
client.branches.get(projectKey, repoKey); // Promise
To get branches from a user repo rather than a project repo, use user's slug as the project key, prepended by '~'.
client.branches.get('~userslug', repoKey); // Promise
Get all tags for a repo.
client.tags.get(projectKey, repoKey); // Promise
To get tags from a user repo rather than a project repo, use user's slug as the project key, prepended by '~'.
client.tags.get('~userslug', repoKey); // Promise
Get all pull requests for a repo.
client.prs.get(projectKey, repoSlug); // Promise
Get all pull requests for a project.
client.prs.getCombined(projectKey); // Promise
Get all pull requests on all projects.
client.prs.getCombined(); // Promise
Get all pull requests by a specific author.
client.prs.getCombined(null, null, { author: "ben" }); // Promise
Get all pull requests in a specific state (defaults OPEN).
client.prs.getCombined(null, null, { state: "MERGED" }); // Promise
Possible states: ALL, OPEN, DECLINED or MERGED.
Get all hooks for a repo.
client.hooks.get(projectKey, repoSlug); // Promise
Get all pre-recieve hooks.
client.hooks.getPreReceive(projectKey, repoSlug); // Promise
Get all post-recieve hooks.
client.hooks.getPostReceive(projectKey, repoSlug); // Promise
Get details for a single hook.
client.hooks.getHook(projectKey, repoSlug, hookKey); // Promise
Get user's settings. Username and Password must be valid.
client.settings.get(username); // Promise
Get full list of users. You will probably need to have admin access.
client.users.get(); // Promise
Get one user.
client.users.getUser(userSlug); // Promise
FAQs
Provides access to some of Bitbucket-Server's APIs.
The npm package bitbucket-server-nodejs receives a total of 47 weekly downloads. As such, bitbucket-server-nodejs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bitbucket-server-nodejs 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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