drupal-org-api
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A wrapper for the Drupal.org HTTP API. For more information and some available filtering options see the official documentation.
yarn install drupal-org-api
const DrupalAPI = require('drupal-org-api');
const drupalapi = new DrupalAPI();
exports.node(filterOptions)Parameters
filterOptions: Object, Query string filter options
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.user(filterOptions)Parameters
filterOptions: Object, Query string filter options
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.comment(filterOptions)Parameters
filterOptions: Object, Query string filter options
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.file(fileID)Parameters
fileID: String, The ID of the file.
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.maintainers(projectID)Parameters
projectID: String, The ID of the project, ie. Drupal
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.ci(filterOptions)Parameters
filterOptions: Object, Query string filter options
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
exports.taxonomyTerm(tid)Parameters
tid: String, Taxonomy Term ID
Returns: Promise, Pending issueRequest promise.
MIT
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JavaScript client for Drupal.org
The npm package drupal-org-api receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, drupal-org-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that drupal-org-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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