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Node wrapper for the Buffer API.
$ npm install buffer-api
Buffer = require 'buffer-api'
access_token = XXX
api = new Buffer access_token
api.getUserInfo (err, user) ->
if err? then return console.log "Error: #{err}"
console.log "Name: #{user.name}""
console.log "Created: #{new Date user.created_at}"
console.log "Activity: #{new Date user.activity_at}"
api.getProfileInfo (err, profiles) ->
if err? then return console.log "Error: #{err}"
for profile in profiles
console.log "#{profile.service_username} @ #{profile.service}"
link = "http://bufferapp.com"
api.getLinks link, (err, info) =>
if err? then return console.log "Error: #{err}"
console.log "Links to #{link} : #{info.shares}"
api.getConfiguration (err, config) ->
if err? then return console.log "Error: #{err}"
console.log "Supported services:"
console.log service for service,info of config.services
This library is very incomplete as it stands.
The only functionality available is to get the user and profile objects.
More functionality will come in time.
MIT
FAQs
Node wrapper for the Buffer API.
The npm package buffer-api receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, buffer-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that buffer-api 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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