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digitalocean.node

Digital Ocean API client for node.js


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heroku.node

Digital Ocean API client for node.js

Installation

npm install digitalocean.node

Usage

var DigitalOcean = require('digitalocean.node');

var client = new DigitalOcean({client_id: '...', api_key: '...'});

// Do something with client

Constructors

new DigitalOcean({client_id: '...', api_key: '...'})

Methods

Higher Level

client.new_droplet(config, callback)

The DigitalOcean API asks you to supply the size_id, image_id, and region_id, but what if you just don't know them and don't want to take the chance of hardcoding in case they're changed in the future? This method will allow you to just use the names of each.

config
  • name: Name you want to call the instance
  • size: The name of the size you'd like. i.e. "512MB", "1GB", "2GB", etc.
  • image: The name of the image you'd like. i.e. "Ubuntu 12.04 x64", "Docker on Ubuntu 13.04", etc.
  • region: The name of the image you'd like. i.e. "San Francisco 1", "New York 2", etc.
  • ssh_key or ssh_keys: The name or names of the ssh key or ssh keys that you would like to associate with this instance.

Example

client.new_droplet({
  name: 'my-server'
  size: '1GB'
  image: 'Ubuntu 12.04 x64'
  region: 'San Francisco 1'
  ssh_key: 'awesomeness'
} , function(err, instance) {
  console.log(instance);
});

Droplets

client.droplets.list(callback)
client.droplets.by_name(name, callback)
client.droplets.new(callback)
client.droplet(id).get(callback)
client.droplet(id).destroy(callback)

Regions

client.regions.list(callback)

Images

client.images.list(callback)

SSH Keys

client.ssh_keys.list(callback)

Sizes

client.sizes.list(callback)

Domains

client.domains.list(callback)

License

Copyright (c) 2013 Matt Insler
Licensed under the MIT license.

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Last updated on 26 Aug 2013

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