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@croptrak/api

v1.0.5

Published

This package assists with interfacing with the CropTrak API

Downloads

3

Readme

Install

npm install @croptrak/api --save

Import library

import Client from '@croptrak/api';

Create a client

Your clientId and secret key are provided by CropTrak Support.

let client = await new Client('http://api.croptrak.com', <clientId>, <secret>).init();

Submitting Form Data

Start by getting a list of forms

client.listForms();

The listForms function outputs a list of forms available

f34b2db1-ccb5-4007-8f1a-0d9f62941363    /Forms/Observations/Grower Info
312471f6-bf7e-4d46-9938-0c5ff1617f61    /Forms/Observations/Ranch Info
3efc44da-6acc-4cae-ab1f-cc85b3558309    /Forms/Observations/Block Info
a83d15a5-c16c-4aaa-ae5b-a47707c59802    /Forms/Observations/Share Map, Block Info & Directions
f36cc649-8bb0-4e6b-af1a-be92353e691b    /Forms/Observations/Parcel
836e9fc6-0b07-4476-be1d-b3060a9b36d4    /Forms/Observations/Fruit Sampling
76f034de-d83c-4e1d-9423-1c599efd1f29    /Forms/Observations/Field Ticket
e87019c5-407d-4d89-989d-b8b9047859a0    /Forms/Observations/Harvest
442aee50-8916-4048-bf61-950db031f00c    /Forms/Observations/Create Block
73db2d91-b2a3-4395-9402-aea568075287    /Forms/Observations/Create Grower
57186cff-9c7b-4444-8b46-169f3a6ab153    /Forms/Observations/Create Ranch

To start a new form for submission you will use the startForm function.

let form = await client.startForm('/Forms/Observations/Grower Info');

The startForm command will also output to the console.

// To submit this form:

let response = await form.save(
    assetGUID,
    {
  'Applies To': {
    'Grower ID (Famous)': null
  },
  'Grower Info': {
    'Company Owner (Contact)': null,
    'Contact Email': null,
    'Company Fax': null,
    'Company Phone': null
  },
  Address: {
    'Street Address 1': null,
    'Street Address 2': null,
    City: null,
    State: null,
    'Postal Code': null,
    County: null
  },
  Reference: {
    'Location Description': null,
    SPV: null,
    Fund: null,
    'Grower Notes': null
  },
  'Associated Contracts (1)': {
    'Contract ID': null,
    'Contract Documents': null
  }
}
)

The above code is a template for submitting a valid form. Replace the assetGuid variable and null values with your own variables.

Use the test() to perform a validation test or save() to submit your data.

Keep in mind unit types are defined by the database unit defaults.

Get Assets

Assets are pulled recursively from root to the lowest hierarchy Asset.

This can take some time to pull the assets.


let assets = await client.listAssets();