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A JavaScript interface to the Y LIFT API. To get started install via npm:
npm install --save ylift
First, you'll need to register a client application. This can currently only be done by reaching out to the engineering team.
const ylift = require('ylift');
const client = ylift.create({
clientId: 'CLIENT_ID',
redirectUri: 'http://www.example.com/oauth/callbacks/ylift'
});
// Send the user to the authorization URL, where they can choose to grant your
// app permissions to access the service on their behalf (if permission has
// already been given, they'll automatically be redirected)
window.location = client.getAuthorizeUri('token');
// token will be returned as the query param `authToken` to your redirect URL
const querystring = require('query-string');
const parsed = querystring.parse(location.hash);
client.setAccessToken(parsed.access_token);
NOTE: The process of token retrieval will need to be performed again when the token becomes invalid (they're currently valid for 24 hours).
Because servers can be trusted to keep a secret, setup is much more straightforward.
Client Authentication:
const ylift = require('ylift');
const client = ylift.create({
clientId: 'CLIENT_ID',
clientSecret: 'CLIENT_SECRET'
});
Acting on behalf of a user:
const redirectUrl = client.getAuthorizeUri('code');
// Send the user to the authorization URL, where they can choose to grant your
// app permissions to access the service on their behalf (if permission has
// already been given, they'll automatically be redirected)
// the code to exchange will be returned as the query param `code` to your
// redirect URL
const querystring = require('query-string');
const parsed = querystring.parse(location.search);
client.setAuthorizationCode(parsed.code);
Parameter | Usage | Example |
---|---|---|
clientId * | Registered Client ID | '46ef9d9b-89a9-4fd2-84cf-af6de31f2618' |
clientSecret | Registered Client Secret | '59170c3e-e2c9-4244-92d8-c3595d4af325' |
baseApiUrl | Specify an alternate server to request resources from | 'https://stage.api.ylift.com/v1' |
baseAuthUrl | Specify an alternate server to request auth tokens from | 'https://stage.accounts.ylift.com' |
redirectUri | Path to redirect auth requests to (required for #get_authorize_uri ) | 'https://app.example.com/oauth/callbacks/ylift' |
request | axios is used under the hood, pass a config through here |
client.products.get('SOME_PRODUCT_ID')
.then(product => console.log(product))
.catch(err => console.log('Got an error!', err));
*
and bolded Type
indicates required paramlimit
s higher than that will have no effect)Entity | Method Base |
---|---|
TODO |
FAQs
Y LIFT API Client
We found that ylift demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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