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storyblocks-api
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Storyblocks API wrapper for node.js
This module is installed via npm:
$ npm install storyblocks-api
Create the authorised API service you need (audioblocks or videoblocks).
const credentials = {
privateKey: '...',
publicKey: '...'
};
const { audioblocks, videoblocks } = require('storyblocks-api')(credentials);
Then start making your requests to Storyblocks
const params = {
keywords: 'mountain aerial',
page: 1,
numResults: 5
};
const search = await videoblocks.search(params);
// search = { results: [...], totalResults: 4652 };
The parameters argument combines both the URI parameters and the Query parameters shown in the docs.
All parameter keys can be defined in camel case to be consistent with code styling practices. All keys will be converted back to snake case for the acutal request to Storyblocks.
Response objects also have their keys converted back to camel case (from the mostly, but not entirely, snake case values returned from Storyblocks).
const results = await audioblocks.search(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.categories(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.audio(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.similar(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.download(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.collections(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await audioblocks.collection(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.search(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.categories(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs
const results = await videoblocks.video(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.similar(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.download(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.collections(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
const results = await videoblocks.collection(params);
For a list of parameters see the docs.
Some tests use nock.back. These are tests that will record network traffic the first time they are run and then use those recordings as fixtures for subsequent runs.
When recording tests a valid storyblocks private and public key is required. These are set using the
STORYBLOCKS_PRIVATE_KEY and STORYBLOCKS_PUBLIC_KEY environment variables. The simplest way to do this
is with a .env file which will be automatically loaded by the nock.back tests. Note that .env files
have been added to the .gitignore so they are never committed.
Fixtures are stored in /test/fixtures. If you need to re-record a test the simplest way is to just remove
the recorded fixture and run the tests again.
The BSD License
Copyright (c) 2019, Andrew Harris
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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storyblocks API wrapper for node.js
The npm package storyblocks-api receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, storyblocks-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that storyblocks-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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