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node-greypanel
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This is Nodejs SDK of CDN GreyPanel. Below is now support functional :
Dillinger requires Node.js v4+ to run.
$ npm install node-greypanel --save
Follow below code :
First Step: require node-greypanel
var GreyPanel = require( 'node-greypanel' );
Second Step: Input your GP's account & password
var GreyPanel = require( 'node-greypanel' );
var options = {
username:'fill your greypanel account',
password: 'fill your greypanel password'
};
Third Step: create GreyPanel instance and to do login
var GreyPanel = require( 'node-greypanel' );
var options = {
username:'fill your greypanel account',
password: 'fill your greypanel password'
};
const UID_LIST = [
'234lk2j4-dfsd-c9d3-0021-kdjs324jl12k' // just for example
];
var GP = new GreyPanel(options);
var CleanAllCache = async function () {
// login first
var GPInstance = await GP.Login();
// call API
var result = await GPInstance.CleanMultipleSiteCache(UID_LIST);
return result;
};
CleanAllCache().then(function (result) {
console.log( 'count of cached site successfully clean:' + result.success.length );
console.log( 'count of cached site fail clean:' + result.error.length );
}).catch(function (error) {
console.log( error );
});
You can run test case in this repository:
$ node test.js
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FAQs
CDN Greypanel Nodejs SDK
We found that node-greypanel 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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