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kentico-cloud-delivery

Official Kentico Cloud Delivery SDK

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Kentico Cloud Delivery SDK

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A client library for retrieving content from Kentico Cloud written in TypeScript and published in following formats: UMD, ES2015 and CommonJs. Works both in browser & node.

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Installation

You can install this library using npm or you can use global CDNs such jsdelivr directly. In both cases, you will also need to include rxjs as its listed as peer dependency.

npm

npm i rxjs --save
npm i kentico-cloud-delivery --save

UMD Bundles

When using UMD bundle and including this library in script tag on your html page, you can find it under the kenticoCloudDelivery global variable.

Bundles are distributed in _bundles folder and there are several options that you can choose from.

  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.legacy.umd.min if you need to support legacy browsers (IE9, IE10, IE11)
  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.umd.min if you intend to use SDK only in browsers (strips code specific to Node.js = smaller bundle)
  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.umd.min if you need to use it in Node.js
CDN
kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.legacy.umd.min

Gzip browser bundle

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/kentico-cloud-delivery/_bundles/kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.legacy.umd.min.js
kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.umd.min

Gzip browser bundle

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/kentico-cloud-delivery/_bundles/kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.umd.min.js
kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.umd.min

Gzip full bundle

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/kentico-cloud-delivery/_bundles/kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.umd.min.js

TypeScript & ES6

import { 
    ContentItem, 
    Elements,
    TypeResolver,
    DeliveryClient
    } from 'kentico-cloud-delivery';

/**
 * This is optional, but it is considered a best practice to define your models
 * so you can leverage intellisense and so that you can extend your models with 
 * additional properties / methods.
 */
export class Movie extends ContentItem {
  public title: Elements.TextElement;
}

const deliveryClient = new DeliveryClient({
    projectId: 'xxx',
    typeResolvers: [
        new TypeResolver('movie', () => new Movie()),
    ]
});

/** Getting items from Kentico Cloud as Promise */
deliveryClient.items<Movie>()
    .type('movie')
    .toPromise()
    .then(response => {
        const movieText = response.items[0].title.value;
    )
});

/** Getting items from Kentico Cloud as Observable */
deliveryClient.items<Movie>()
    .type('movie')
    .toObservable()
    .subscribe(response => {
        const movieText = response.items[0].title.value;
    )
});

/**
 * Get data without having custom models 
 */
deliveryClient.items<ContentItem>()
  .type('movie')
  .get()
  .subscribe(response => {
    // you can access properties same way as with strongly typed models, but note
    // that you don't get any intellisense and the underlying object 
    // instance is of 'ContentItem' type
    console.log(response.items[0].title.value);
});

JavaScript & CommonJS

const KenticoCloud = require('kentico-cloud-delivery');

class Movie extends KenticoCloud.ContentItem {
    constructor() {
        super();
    }
}

const deliveryClient = new KenticoCloud.DeliveryClient({
    projectId: 'xxx',
    typeResolvers: [
        new KenticoCloud.TypeResolver('movie', () => new Movie()),
    ]
});

/** Getting items from Kentico Cloud as Promise */
deliveryClient.items()
    .type('movie')
    .toPromise()
    .then(response => {
        const movieText = response.items[0].title.value;
    )
});

/** Getting items from Kentico Cloud as Observable */
const subscription = deliveryClient.items()
    .type('movie')
    .toObservable()
    .subscribe(response => {
        const movieText = response.items[0].title.value;
    });

/*
Don't forget to unsubscribe from your Observables. You can use 'takeUntil' or 'unsubscribe' method for this purpose. Unsubsription is usually done when you no longer need to process the result of Observable. (Example: 'ngOnDestroy' event in Angular app)
*/
subscription.unsubscribe();

/**
 * Fetch all items of 'movie' type and given parameters from Kentico Cloud.
 * Important note: SDK will convert items to your type if you registered it. For example,
 * in this case the objects will be of 'Movie' type we defined above. 
 * If you don't use custom models, 'ContentItem' object instances will be returned.
 */
deliveryClient.items()
    .type('movie')
    .toObservable()
    .subscribe(response => console.log(response));

HTML & UMD

Bundles are distributed in _bundles folder and there are several options that you can choose from.

  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.legacy.umd.min if you need to support legacy browsers (IE9, IE10, IE11)
  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.umd.min if you intend to use SDK only in browsers (strips code specific to Node.js = smaller bundle)
  • Use kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.umd.min if you need to use it in Node.js
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Kentico Cloud SDK - Html sample</title>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/rxjs@6.4.0/bundles/rxjs.umd.min.js"></script>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/kentico-cloud-delivery/_bundles/kentico-cloud-delivery-sdk.browser.umd.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>

	<script type="text/javascript">
		var Kc = window['kenticoCloudDelivery'];

		var deliveryClient = new Kc.DeliveryClient({
			projectId: 'da5abe9f-fdad-4168-97cd-b3464be2ccb9'
		});

		deliveryClient.items()
			.type('movie')
			.toPromise()
			.then(response => console.log(response));

	</script>
	<h1>See console</h1>
</body>
</html>

Testing

Note: You need to have Chrome installed in order to run tests via Karma.

  • npm run test:browser Runs tests in Chrome
  • npm run test:node Runs tests in node.js
  • npm run test:dev Runs developer tests (useful for testing functionality)
  • npm run test:travis Runs browser tests that are executed by travis

If you want to mock http responses, it is possible to use external implementation of configurable Http Service as a part of the delivery client configuration.

Feedback & Contribution

Feedback & Contributions are welcomed. Feel free to take/start an issue & submit PR.

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Package last updated on 21 Aug 2019

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