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Official Droplr API Client for Javascript


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Droplr API Client for Javascript

Official Droplr API client for Javascript. It works both on frontend & backend using Axios library.

npm version MIT licensed npm downloads

Installation

yarn add droplr-api

Testing

yarn install
yarn test

You can also run functional tests (invoking real API) using your Droplr credentials:

USERNAME=my@email.com PASSWORD=MyPassword yarn test:functional

Usage

const Droplr = require('droplr-api');

const client = new Droplr.Client({
  auth: new Droplr.BasicAuth('username', 'password'),
});

const drops = await client.drops.list();
const fileDrop = await client.drops.create({
  type: 'FILE',
  variant: 'image/png',
  title: 'file.png',
  content: fs.createReadStream('some/path/file.png'),
});

const linkDrop = await client.drops.create({
  type: 'LINK',
  content: 'http://some-long-url.com/',
});

const noteDrop = await client.drops.create({
  type: 'NOTE',
  variant: 'text/plain',
  content: 'My note',
});

Authorization Methods

When creating Droplr.Client, you can optionally specify auth class:

  • new Droplr.AnonymousAuth(); (default)
  • new Droplr.BasicAuth('username', 'password');
  • new Droplr.JwtAuth('jwttoken');

Actions

  • client.drops

    • client.drops.get(id, params = {}, options = {})
    • client.drops.list(params = {}, options = {})
    • client.drops.create(data, options = {})
    • client.drops.update(id, data, options = {})
    • client.drops.delete(id, options = {})
    • client.drops.getStats(id, options = {})
    • client.drops.getReferrers(id, options = {})
    • client.drops.view(id, options = {})
    • client.drops.listHits(id, params = {}, options = {})
  • client.users

    • client.users.current(params = {}, options = {})
    • client.users.get(id, options = {})
    • client.users.list(params = {}, options = {})
    • client.users.create(data, options = {})
    • client.users.update(id, data, options = {})
    • client.users.delete(id, options = {})
    • client.users.getTags(id, options = {})
  • client.boards

    • client.boards.get(id, options = {})
    • client.boards.list(params = {}, options = {})
    • client.boards.create(data, options = {})
    • client.boards.update(id, data, options = {})
    • client.boards.delete(id, options = {})
    • client.boards.watch(id, options = {})
  • client.teams

    • client.teams.get(id, options = {})
    • client.teams.list(params = {}, options = {})
    • client.teams.create(data, options = {})
    • client.teams.update(id, data, options = {})
    • client.teams.delete(id, options = {})
  • client.rootRedirect

    • client.rootRedirect.get(params, options = {})

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Last updated on 10 Sep 2018

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