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Doofinder NodeJS Client
This module is a NodeJS wrapper for Doofinder Search API 4
npm install doofinder
Doofinder = require "doofinder"
dfClient = new Doofinder "5886462410a02639acc5054bc464ec18", # hashid
"eu1-dafdsafadsffsffafdasfsasd" # api key
Add query terms
dfClient.set_query("ipad")
Add some filters
# Some terms
dfClient.add_filter("category", ["pants", "skirts"])
# Adding a term
dfClient.add_filter_term("category", "t-shirts")
# filter terms will be: pants, skirts and t-shirts
# Adding a range_filter
dfClient.add_filter_range("price", 20, 500)
# prices from 20 to 500 monetary units
# Managing response and errors
callback = (err, res) ->
console.log 'RESPONSE: ' + res
console.log 'ERROR: ' + err
# Performing the API call
dfClient.search callback
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Javascript Library for Doofinder Search API
The npm package doofinder receives a total of 79 weekly downloads. As such, doofinder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that doofinder 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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