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sirena-api-integration-node-js
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Node JS implementation for a custom integration with Sirena API
This NPM module allows a simple integration with the Sirena API.
You need a Sirena API Key to use this module.
Install the module in your app:
npm install sirena-api-integration-node-js --save
Require the module in your app
var Sirena = require('sirena-api-integration-node-js');
Create a new instance of the Sirena class, passing an object with options:
var api = new Sirena(options);
The options are:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
apiKey | string | Required. The API Key provided by Sirena |
isQuery | boolean | If true , sends the token as query param, otherwise, send as header param |
apiUrl | boolean | Specifies the URL of the API. Default: http://api.getsirena.com/v1 . You can change this when developing, to see if the integration you are setting is ok |
var options = {
apiKey: 'YOUR_SIRENA_API_KEY'
}
var api = new Sirena(options);
Once you have initialized the module with the correct options, you can access all the methods in the API through the object where you called the new instance of this module.
Each method makes the request to the API for you, and returns a "Q" Promise, that you can handle to access the request response.
// Get all the Active Subscriptions in Sirena
api.getActiveSubscriptions()
.then(function(response) {
console.log('API response:', response);
}, function(errorReason) {
console.log('Error reason:', errorReason.body);
})
.catch(function(error) {
// Handle any error
console.log('Error :(', error);
})
.done();
To check all the methods with the API and all the parameters you need for each of them, just enter here
FAQs
Node JS implementation for a custom integration with Sirena API
We found that sirena-api-integration-node-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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