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A Bitbucket API client for javascript


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Bitbucket.js

Bitbucket.js is a low-level javascript http client for the Bitbucket REST API. It works great in both node and the browser. It allows you to build requests with its promise interface.

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You'll need a newer (v0.12+) version of node with native Promise support or browsers that implement the Promise constructor directly. Alternatively, either polyfill Promise in the global scope or pass the Promise constructor to Bitbucket.js when creating the client.

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Require Bitbucket.js using CommonJS or AMD-style require. If the environment does not support either of these, bitbucketjs will attach itself as window.bitbucketjs.

Bitbucketjs currently only allows login through basic authentication.

Construct a client object like so:

var bitbucketjs = require('bitbucketjs');
var bitbucket = bitbucketjs({username: 'myuser', password: 'mypassword'});

A number of resources are available through the client, with many actions available that map directly to their REST api equivalents. Bitbucketjs will return to you the response body of the API response.

bitbucket.repo

bitbucket.repo.fetch('myteam/myrepo')

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to the repository myrepo for the team (or user) myteam.

This method requires authentication to retrieve private repositories.

bitbucket.repo.forOwner('myuser')

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to a list of the given user or team's repository.

bitbucket.repo.create('myteam/myrepo', opts)

opts

Object.

opts.scm - the version control system of the repo. Can be git or hg. opts.is_private - true for private repositories. opts.description - the repository's description. opts.has_issues - true to create this repository with an issue tracker. Defaults to false. opts.has_wiki - true to create this repository with a wiki. Defaults to false.

opts accepts all the keys and values that match the parameters of the the API repository resource.

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves if the repository was successfully created.

bitbucket.repo.delete('myteam/myrepo')

Deletes the repository at the given slug. Be careful!

This method requires authentication. Only repositories for which the authenticated user has admin permissions may be deleted.

bitbucket.user

bitbucket.user.fetch(username)

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to the user of the given username.

bitbucket.user.followers(username)

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to a list of followers of the username.

bitbucket.team

bitbucket.team.fetch(teamname)

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to the team matching teamname.

bitbucket.team.followers(teamname)

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to a list of followers of the teamname.

bitbucket.team.mine(role='member')

Returns a Promise thenable that resolves to a list of the authenticated user's teams. role can be one of member, admin, or contributor. role defaults to member.

This method requires authentication.

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Last updated on 21 Oct 2015

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