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The Qwala JS Library is a quick and easy way to interact with the Qwala API.
You can install the JS Library from NPM:
npm install --save qwala
Using the library is as easy as using require('qwala')
and calling its methods.
let qwala = require('qwala');
let short = await qwala.shorten('https://example.com');
console.log('https://qwa.la/' + short); // https://qwa.la/y7e6j6
let long = await qwala.lengthen('y7e6j6');
console.log(long); // https://example.com
let views = await qwala.statistics('y7e6j6');
console.log(views) // [{ ipAddress: '123.456.789', viewed: January 5, 2019 } . . . ]
To learn more about the Qwala JS Library, please see the full documentation.
FAQs
a client library for Qwa.la, the open-source link shortener
We found that qwala 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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