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@envoy-test/node-sdk

v1.0.1

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## Description

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envoy-partner-node-sdk

Description

Node JS SDK available for accessing the partner APIs provided by Envoy.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or higher

Installation

Use your preferred package manager of choice to add this package to your project:

npm install @envoy/node-sdk
yarn add @envoy/node-sdk

Getting Started

Initialization

You can access your secret access key through the Envoy dashboard, under the security settings section.

//ES5
const envoy = require('@envoy/node-sdk');

const envoyClient = new envoy.EnvoyClientApi('SECRET_ACCESS_KEY');
//ES6+
import { EnvoyClientApi } from '@envoy/node-sdk';

const envoyClient = new EnvoyClientApi('SECRET_ACCESS_KEY');

Usage

After initializing the client instance you can then call the methods available in the SDK, provided inside their containing classes to access the Envoy API:

| API | SDK accessor | Available methods | |-----|----------------|-------------------| | Gift Links | giftLinks | createGiftLink(giftLinkParams) | | User Quota | userQuota | getUserQuota(userId) | | Tracking | tracking | createPixelEvent(pixelEvent) | | Rewards | rewards | getUserRewards(userId) getCurrentUserRewards(userId) claimUserReward(userParams) |

API-specific documentations

Gift Links Api User Quota Api Tracking Api Rewards Api

License

This SDK is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see LICENSE.txt for more information.