@datafire/c19qrserver_local

Client library for API for the COVID-19 Tracking QR Code Signin Server.

Installation and Usage

npm install --save @datafire/c19qrserver_local

let c19qrserver_local = require('@datafire/c19qrserver_local').create({
  TokenHeader: ""
});

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

Description

This is the API for the COVID-19 Contact Tracing QRCode Signin Server

Actions

changePassword.post

Pass in your old password and your new password

c19qrserver_local.changePassword.post({
  "body": {}
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body required object
    • old_password string: The old (current) password
    • password string: The new password

Output

Output schema unknown

login.post

Submit your email and password to get an API token

c19qrserver_local.login.post({
  "body": {}
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body required object
    • email string
    • password string
    • source string (values: iOS, android, web)

Output

• output loginResponse

logout.post

Log out by deleting your token off the server.

c19qrserver_local.logout.post(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

Output schema unknown

requestPasswordReset.post

The admin should run this on behalf of a user who forgot their password. The API will generate a password reset code which the admin should then provide to the user. The user can use their client to reset their password. Normally the password reset code is mailed to the user, but I didn't want to do this in this case because I didn't want to introduce the complicated dependency of having an SMTP server just for this purpose. Doing it this way makes it easy for people to adopt this API.

c19qrserver_local.requestPasswordReset.post({
  "body": {}
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body required object
    • email string: The user whose password you want to reset

Output

• output requestPasswordResetResponse

signin.post

Create a new signin record

c19qrserver_local.signin.post({}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body signin

Output

• output signinResponse

signin.signinId.delete

Delete a signin record

c19qrserver_local.signin.signinId.delete({
  "signinId": 0
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • signinId required integer: The ID of the signin record to be deleted.

Output

Output schema unknown

signin.signinId.get

Retrieve the information associated with a signin record

c19qrserver_local.signin.signinId.get({
  "signinId": 0
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • signinId required integer: The ID of the signin record to be retrieved.

Output

• output signin

signin.signinId.put

Update a signin record

c19qrserver_local.signin.signinId.put({
  "signinId": 0
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • signinId required integer: The ID of the signin record to be retrieved.
  • body signin

Output

• output userRecord

signins.get

Returns a list of signin objects sorted by signin ID descending.

c19qrserver_local.signins.get({}, context)

Input

• input object
  • less_than integer: Return signins with IDs less than this value.
  • return_count integer: Return this many objects

Output

• output array
  • items signin

user.post

Use this endpoint to create a team member (user) record

c19qrserver_local.user.post({
  "body": {}
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body required object
    • admin boolean: If the user has admin privileges then the user will be able to create password reset requests on behalf of other users, and will also be able to view and edit the data of other users.
    • email string: The email address of the user record you want to create
    • name string: The name of the user record you want to create
    • read_only boolean: Not used in this version of the API. For future use.

Output

• output createUserResponse

user.userId.delete

To preserve referential integrity in the database, the user account will not be deleted from the database. Rather, the password will be set to the empty string, effectively preventing that user from logging in. Furthermore, all active sessions for that user will be deleted, as will any password reset tokens.

c19qrserver_local.user.userId.delete({
  "userId": 0
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • userId required integer: The ID of the user record to be deleted.

Output

Output schema unknown

user.userId.get

Retrieve the information associated with a user's account

c19qrserver_local.user.userId.get({
  "userId": 0
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • userId required integer: The ID of the user record to be retrieved.

Output

• output userRecord

users.get

Retrieve the information associated with all team members' user records

c19qrserver_local.users.get(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

• output array
  • items userRecord

verifyPasswordChange.post

Another endpoint will generate a password reset code for you. You should use the client app to submit the reset code along with the new password to change your password.

c19qrserver_local.verifyPasswordChange.post({
  "body": {}
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • body required object
    • guid string: The password reset code
    • password string: The new password

Output

Output schema unknown

Definitions

createUserResponse

• The object that's returned when a user record is created. object: The object that's returned when a user record is created.
  • email string: The user's email address
  • guid string: The user's password reset code

invalidToken

• Invalid Token object: Invalid token
  • message string

keyFailure

• Key Failure object: Key Failure
  • message string

loginResponse

• Login Response object: Payload of successful login
  • admin boolean: True if this user is an admin. False otherwise
  • login_id integer: The login id for this user
  • name string: This user's name
  • read_only boolean: True if this user has permissions to write to the database. False otherwise
  • token string: The API key that will be used to authenticate the user.

requestPasswordResetResponse

• Request Password Reset Response object: This object contains the password reset code for the user
  • email string: The user's email address
  • guid string: The password reset code

signin

• Signin Object object: Payload of signin object
  • dt number: The original scan time in number of seconds since 1/1/1970 (GMT)
  • email string: The person's email
  • id integer: The record id
  • name required string: The person's name
  • phone required string: The person's phone number

signinResponse

• Signin Response object: Response when you successfully create a signin record
  • result integer

userRecord

• A team member user record object: A team member user record
  • admin boolean: If the user has admin privileges then the user will be able to create password reset requests on behalf of other users, and will also be able to view and edit the data of other users.
  • email string: The user's email address
  • id integer: The id of the user's record
  • name string: The user's name
  • read_only boolean: Not used in this version of the API. For future use.