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@balena/jellyfish-client-sdk

v13.11.8

Published

HTTP client SDK for Jellyfish

Downloads

2,059

Readme

Jellyfish Client SDK

This is a client side library to interact with the Jellyfish API. It's meant to provide high level useful functionality to the web UI and any other clients.

Usage

Below is an example how to use Jellyfish:

import { getSdk } from "@balena/jellyfish-client-sdk";

// Create a new SDK instance, providing the API url and prefix
const sdk = getSdk({
    apiUrl: "https://api.ly.fish",
    apiPrefix: "api/v2/",
});

(async () => {
    const sessionContract = await sdk.auth.login({
        username: "jellyfish",
        password: "jellyfish",
    });

    if (sessionContract) {
        // Authorise the SDK
        sdk.setAuthToken(sessionContract.id);

        // Get and output a list of all channel contracts
        const channelContracts = await sdk.card.getAllByType('[email protected]');
        console.log('channelContracts:', JSON.stringify(channelContracts, null, 2));

        // Query for a specific user and output results
        const userContract = await window.sdk.query({
            type: 'object',
            properties: {
                type: {
                    const: '[email protected]',
                },
                slug: {
                    const: 'user-foobar',
                },
            },
        });
        console.log('userContract:', JSON.stringify(userContract, null, 2));

        // Query for a specific user with links and output results
        const userContractWithLinks = await window.sdk.query({
            type: 'object',
            properties: {
                type: {
                    const: '[email protected]',
                },
                slug: {
                    const: 'user-foobar',
                },
            },
            $$links: {
                'is member of': {
                    type: 'object',
                },
            },
        });
        console.log('userContractWithLinks:', JSON.stringify(userContractWithLinks, null, 2));
    }
})();