node-pexels
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Node unofficial client for https://www.pexels.com API. Typescript definitions included.
Simple api client for Pexels powered by got package.
Check out Pexels API for API usage rules and key request.
Node 10+
feat:
docs:
Security updates. Removed es5 support in lib.
Fixes, deps update, etc.
Added retrieving single photo method (#1)
Some fixes in inner logic and interfaces. Added methods args validation. Some fixes in doc.
Some fixes in schema and ts definitions.
Hello, world! First version of package.
async function main() {
const client = new Client({ apiKey: '<YOUR-API-KEY>' });
await client.v1.photos.curated();
}
main();
For more see examples/
You can find schemas here and response example on the Pexels API page.
Client use https. You can use http (if you really want to) by modifying endpoint property of Client function.
FAQs
Node client for https://www.pexels.com API
We found that node-pexels 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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