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bounty0xapi-contrib

A package to interact with the API of bounty0x.io

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API Client for Bounty0x.io

Usage

The client, once initialized, holds session data.

Example of usage:

const client = new require("bounty0xapi-contrib");
client.login("jdoe", "letmein!").then(d => {
  console.log(d.username);
  client.submit(164, "whatever.test/screenshot.png", "website stops responding if you press all buttons at once").then(r => console.log(r.submissionID));
});

Client (opts)

Opts might contain:

  • url: the root url for the API. Defaults to https://api.bounty0x.io/v1
  • credentials: object with credentials
Client.login (username, password)

Logs in using username and password. Returns a object with login data. Once the login is done, the session token is stored for future requests.

Client.listBounties ()

Returns list of bounties.

Client.listSubmissions (id)

Returns a array of all submissions to a specific bounty made by the user that is logged in.

Client.bountyInfo (id)

Returns information about a bounty.

Client.listAllSubmissions ()

Returns a array with all submissions made by user that is logged in.

Makes a submission, to bounty with id id, where the submission link is link and the comment is comment. Returns information about submission.

Edits the submission wtih submission id id to have link link and comment comment. Returns information about submission.

Client.deleteSubmission (id)

Deletes submission with submission id id

Client.logout ()

Removes current session.

Client.credentials

Holds the credentials used to authenticate with server. This might be a empty object for a logged out user, or for a logged in user will contain:

  • jwt: the JSON Web Token used to authenticate
  • username: the username

Client.opts

Options supplied when initializing.

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Package last updated on 11 Nov 2017

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