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@chainio/kissflow-api

v0.0.1

Published

KiSSFLOW API Wrapper

Downloads

11

Readme

KiSSFLOW API

API Wrapper for KiSSFLOW

NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT FEATUE COMPLETE Pull requests welcome.

Usage

Getting Started

All requests expect an authentication object as the first parameter.

It must have apiKey and accountId and may optionally have email_id to submit the request as a specific user.

const kissflow = require('@chainio/kissflow-api')

const auth = {
  apiKey: 'abc123',
  accountId: 'acct123'
  email: '[email protected]'
}

kissflow.verify(auth)
.then((result) => {
  consoole.log(result) // true
})

This library is a thin wrapper over request-promise-native so error behaviors derive from that library's conventions.

Methods

Verify

Verify that KiSSFLOW is responding to requests properly.

Returns true if API responds with message below or false for any other response.

{
  "success": "All O.K."
}

Example

kissflow.verify(auth)
.then((result) => {
  consoole.log(result) // true
})

Processes

List active processes running in your account.

kissflow.processes(auth)
.then((result) => {
  consoole.log(result)
})

// results
[
    {
        Id: "Travel_Claim"
        Name: "Travel Claim"
        Description: "To claim travel expenses"
    },
    {
        Id: "Quotation"
        Name: "Quotation"
        Description: "Online Quotation"
    },
    {
        Id: "Invoice"
        Name: "Invoice"
        Description: "Create and manage Invoice"
    }
]

Requests

List

List requests for a single process.

  • processName is required.
  • pageNumber defaults to 1
  • pageSize defaults to 50
  • processStep is optional
const opts = {
  processName: 'Travel Claim',
  processStep: 'Manager Approval',
  pageSize: 50,
  pageNumber: 1
}
kissflow.requests(auth, opts)
.then((result) => {
  console.log(result)
})

// results
[
  {
    "PlaceVisited": "Singapore",
    "Amout": 14000,
    "Id": "Sh2a6b8c51_84e7_11e3_bdd0_ddc2c98b0428",
    "Subject": "Request for Singapore"
  },
  {
    "PlaceVisited": "Malaysia",
    "Amout": 12000,
    "Id": "Sh2a6b8c51_84e7_11e3_bdd0_ddc2c98b0429",
    "Subject": "Request for Malaysia"
  }
]

Create

Creates a request (and optionally submits it)

  • processName is required
  • data is an object with key values for all fields to be completed
  • submit - optional: if truthy then request will be submitted
const opts = {
  processName: 'Travel Claim',
  data: {
    PlaceVisited: 'Berlin',
    Amout: 2200
  },
  submit: true
}

kissflow.createRequest(auth, opts)
.then((result) => {
  console.log(result)
})

// result
{
    Id: "TravelClaim001",
    Subject: "Request for Berlin"
}

Running Tests

yarn test or yarn test --watchAll

Tests use Jest.