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@beevk/newsapi-sdk

v1.0.2

Published

Typed Sdk for NewsApi (for a demo)

Downloads

10

Readme

News API - SDK (https://newsapi.org)

This SDK is made using ts-module-boilerplate (@crazyfactory). Please install @crazyfactory/tinka if you already don't have it in your project.

Usage

install this package using

npm install @beevk/newsapi-sdk

or

yarn add @beevk/newsapi-ask

And import it where required (i.e. where you need to make API call). Also for ease, all the middlewares are already configured if you call getInstance.

import { Api } from "@beevk/mewsapi-sdk";
// Get your APIKey from newsapi.org
const client = Api.getInstance("https://newsapi.org", () => "APIKey");

To fetch headlines

const headlines = await client.headlines.listHeadlines();

To fetch news sources

const sources = await client.sources.listSources();

To search the API

const searchResult = await client.search.search(query);

You can also easily check if the response you got is an error response from API.

const hasError = Api.isError(headlines);

If you don't want to use the preconfigured instance, you can do it yourself as well.

import { Client, Service } from "@crazyfactory/tinka";
import {
  WrapMiddleware,
  ApiTokenMiddleware,
  Api as NewsApi,
} from "@beevk/newsapi-sdk";

export default class Api extends Service {
  static instance;

  static getInstance(baseUrl, tokenFactory) {
    if (!Api.instance) {
      Api.instance = new NewsApi(
        Api.getConfiguredClient(baseUrl, tokenFactory)
      );
    }
    return Api.instance;
  }

  static getConfiguredClient(baseUrl, tokenFactory) {
    const client = new Client({ baseUrl });
    client.addMiddleware(new ApiTokenMiddleware(tokenFactory));
    client.addMiddleware(new WrapMiddleware());
    return client;
  }
}

And use the instance of this class as your HTTP client.

const httpClient = Api.getInstance("https://newsapi.org", () => "APIKey");