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@cx-reports/api-client

v0.1.5

Published

Connect to CxReports API from your application.

Downloads

167

Readme

TypeScript API Client for CxReports

This library allows you to connect to the CxReports API from your applications.

Installation

npm install @cx-reports/api-client

Example Usage

import { CxReportsClient } from "@cx-reports/api-client";

const client = new CxReportsClient({
  baseUrl: "[cx-reports-server-url]",
  authToken: "[your-personal-access-token]",
  defaultWorkspaceId: "[id or code of the workspace]",
});

// export a report to PDF
let pdf = client.downloadPDF({ reportId: 123, params: {} });

// fetch all reports of type invoice
let reports = await client.getReports({ type: "invoice" });

// get all available report types
let types = await client.getReportTypes();

// get all available workspaces
let workspaces = await client.getWorkspaces();

// create a web token to authenticate iframe preview
let nonce = await client.createNonceAuthToken();

// get a preview URL of a report or report type
let url = client.getReportPreviewURL({
  reportType: "invoice",
  params: {},
  data: {},
  tmpDataId: 1
  nonce,
});

Examples

The examples folder provides the usage examples.

To set up your environment variables:

  1. Rename the .env.sample file to .env.
  2. Open the .env file in your text editor.
  3. Replace the placeholder values with your actual values.

License

MIT License