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terminalone
Advanced tools
Node implementation of a T1 API Library. Uses Bluebird for fast, simple callback handling via promises.
npm install terminalone
Checkout, then npm install .
For cookie authentication:
var t1 = require('terminalone');
var config = {
'user': t1_username,
'password': t1_user_password,
'api_key': application_mashery_key
};
var connection = new t1.T1Connection(config);
For oauth2 authentication, your web application will need to redirect to the T1 user authentication page during the process. The approach is outlined below:
var t1 = require('terminalone');
//the callback URL should match the one you specified in the developer portal for your application
var config = {
'api_key': application_mashery_key,
'client_secret': application_mashery_secret,
'redirect_uri': application_callback_url
}
var connection = new t1.T1Connection(config);
// tokenUpdatedCallback is an optional callback to a function, taking
// a single argument which describes an access token.
// This can be used update your token databse on automatic token refresh.
var authorizationUrl = connection.fetchAuthUrl(tokenUpdatedCallback);
// Redirect example using Express (see http://expressjs.com/api.html#res.redirect)
res.redirect(authorizationUri);
var code = // Get the access token object (the authorization code is given from the previous step).
connection.getToken(code)
.then(console.log('oauth complete'));
Retrieve, edit and save a single entity
var agencyPromise = new t1.Entity('agency')
.get(1234, connection)
.then(function(agency) {this.agency = agency});
agency.name = 'new name';
agency.save(connection).done(console.log('saved'));
Returns a generator to entities
var userParams = {
'page_limit':10
};
t1.EntityList.get('campaigns', connection, userParams).then(function(list) {this.pg1 = list});
t1.EntityList.getNextPage(pg1, connection).then(function(list) {this.pg2 = list});
for (var entity of pg1.entities) {console.log(entity)}
It's possible to include related entities by including in a 'with' property in userParams.
var userParams = {
'page_limit':10
'with':['strategies']
};
t1.EntityList.get('campaigns', connection, userParams).then(function(list) {this.pg1 = list});
t1.EntityList.getNextPage(pg1, connection).then(function(list) {this.pg2 = list});
for (var entity of pg1.entities) {console.log(entity)}
To get a strategy's targeting segments:
var targetingSegmentsPromise = new t1.StrategyTargetSegments()
.get(strategyId, connection)
.then(function(targetingSegments) {this.targetingSegments = targetingSegments});
To edit strategy targeting segments:
targetingSegments.include = [[1, 'OR']];
targetingSegments.exclude = [[119, 'OR']];
targetingSegments.include_op = 'OR';
targetingSegments.exclude_op = 'OR';
targetingSegments.save(connection).done(console.log('saved'));
To get a strategy's targeting values:
var targetValuesPromise = new t1.StrategyTargetValues()
.get(strategyId, connection)
.then(function(targetValues) {this.targetValues = targetValues});
To edit strategy targeting segments:
targetValues.include = [[1, 'OR']];
targetValues.addTargetValues('REGN', 'INCLUDE', 'OR', [23, 251]);
targetValues.save(connection).done(console.log('saved'));
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To get a strategy's audience segments:
var audienceSegmentsPromise = new t1.StrategyAudienceegments()
.get(strategyId, connection)
.then(function(audienceSegments) {this.targetingSegments = targetingSegments});
To edit strategy audience segments:
audienceSegments.include = [1405158];
audienceSegments.exclude = [1405158];
targetingSegments.include_op = 'OR';
targetingSegments.exclude_op = 'OR';
targetingSegments.save(connection).done(console.log('saved'));
FAQs
Connection Module for T1 API written in node.js
The npm package terminalone receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, terminalone popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that terminalone 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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