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A Javascript and Typescript client for Lightrail

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Lightrail Client for JavaScript and TypeScript

Lightrail is a modern platform for digital account credits, gift cards, promotions, and points (to learn more, visit Lightrail). This is a basic library for developers to easily connect with the Lightrail API using Javascript or Typescript. If you are looking for specific use cases or other languages, check out the complete list of all Lightrail libraries and integrations.

Features

The following features are supported in this version:

Contacts

Create, Get, List, Update, Delete, List Values, Attach Value

Values

Create, Get by Id, Get by FullCode, List, Update, Delete

Programs

Create, Get, List, Update, Delete, Create Issuance, Get Issuance, List Issuances

Transactions

Checkout, Debit, Credit, Transfer, Get, List

Currencies

Create, Get, List, Update, Delete

Note that the Lightrail API supports many other features and we are still working on covering them in this library. For a complete list of Lightrail API features check out the Lightrail API documentation.

Usage

Compiling for node with webpack

This library uses superagent to facilitate network requests. To have webpack use the node-version of superagent your webpack config must include target: 'node'.

If when running your code you see the error TypeError: undefined is not a function then most likely you must include the following in the plugins section of your webpack config: plugins: [new webpack.DefinePlugin({"global.GENTLY": false})]. See https://github.com/felixge/node-formidable/issues/337 for an explanation.

Configuration

Before using this client, you'll need to configure it to use your API key:

const Lightrail = require('lightrail');

Lightrail.configure({
  apiKey: <LIGHTRAIL API KEY>
})

Testing

IMPORTANT: note that several environment variables are required for the tests to run. After cloning the repo, npm install dependencies and set the following (either in a .env file in the root directory or however you prefer to set environment variables):

  • LIGHTRAIL_API_PATH: set to https://api.lightrail.com/v2
  • LIGHTRAIL_API_KEY: find this in to the Lightrail web app -- go to your account settings, then click 'Integrations' and 'Generate Key.' Note that for running tests, you should use a test mode key.

Then you can run npm test.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/Giftbit/lightrail-client-javascript.

License

This library is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

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Package last updated on 31 Dec 2018

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