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The rt-sdk is a simple little wrapper for Company X's APIs.

You can request things like:

  • series
  • episodes
  • livestreams
  • search results
  • products
  • and many more stuffz!

Get started!

  • Run yarn add rt-sdk in the root of your project. (This will add rt-sdk to your package.json)
// Import the rt-sdk
const rt = require('rt-sdk');
  • Use one of the available methods listed below to start building!
  • Remember that all rt-sdk methods return a Promise()
  • Also remember that the options object isn't required... its.. optional.

Get all seasons of a specific series

rt.seasons() takes a series slug (and options).

const options = {
    version: 1,
    order: 'desc',
    per_page: '10',
    page: 1
}

rt.seasons('rt-podcast', options)
    .then(seasons => {
        for (let season of seasons) {
            console.log(season.attributes.title);
        }
    });

Get all episodes of a specific season

rt.season() takes a season slug (and options).

rt.season('always-open-2018')
    .then(episodes => {
        for (let episode of episodes) {
            console.log(episode.attributes.title);
            console.log(episode.attributes.description);
            console.log(episode.attributes.number);
        }
    });

Get a specific episode

rt.episode() takes an episode slug (and options).

rt.episode('lets-play-2012-16')
    .then(episode => {
        console.log(episode.attributes.show_title);
        console.log(episode.attributes.title); 
        console.log(episode.attributes.description);
        console.log(episode.included.images);
    });

Get all products of a specific series

rt.products() takes a series slug (and options). If there isn't a specific product collection associated with the series it will return generic products;

rt.products('cow-chop-gaming')
    .then(products => {
        for (let product of products) {
            console.log(product.title);
            console.log(JSON.stringify(product.body_html));
            console.log(product.image.src);
            console.log(product.url);
        }
    });

Get all upcoming (or in progress) livestreams

rt.livestream() only takes the optional options obj.

rt.livestreams()
    .then(episodes => {
        for (let episode of episodes) {
            console.log(episode.attributes.title); 
            console.log(episode.type); 
            console.log(episode.attributes.description);
            console.log(episode.included.images);
        }
    });

Get all series

rt.series() only takes the optional options obj.

rt.series()
    .then(series => {        
        for (let serie of series) {
            console.log(serie.attributes.title); 
            console.log(serie.type); 
            console.log(serie.attributes.slug);
            console.log(serie.attributes.summary);
        }
    });

Search Episodes

rt.queryByEpisode() takes a episode query (and options).

rt.queryByEpisode('Mark Nutt')
    .then(episodes => {
        for (let episode of episodes) {
            console.log(episode.attributes.title); 
            console.log(episode.type); 
            console.log(episode.attributes.slug);
        }
    });

In progress.. More coming soon!

  • Tests to make sure I dont break yer shit
  • TypeScript Typings
  • Options Obj (order, per_page, page)
  • Featured Products
  • Scope options
  • Schedule
  • All Channels
  • All Series in a Channel
  • All Episodes in a Channel
  • Featured Items in a Channel
  • Featured Products in a Channel
  • Show Episodes by Bulk
  • Related Series
  • Season Images
  • Episode Images
  • Episode Videos
  • Query by Series
  • List of all Genres
  • Bonus Features?
  • Marketing Banners..? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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Package last updated on 05 Jun 2018

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