Overview

Provides a minimal wrapper around io.Manager REST APIs to simplify the process of fetching and modifying data stored in io.Manager Server by JavaScript applications.

Usage

There are two types of APIs exposed by the package:

• AdminAPI - used to fetch or modify any type of data stored in io.Manager Server
• ClientAPI - used to fetch data specific to a single user (e.g. user's applications and layouts); allows updating entities that are owned by the user.

Initialization

Initialization is similar for both APIs. You should provide an options object that has two required properties:

• baseUrl which is the Server API endpoint. \The
• auth contains the authentication on the specific authentication.

    import { AdminAPI, ClientAPI } from "@interopio/manager-api");

    const admin = new AdminAPI({
        baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
        auth: {
            token: {
                bearer: this.auth?.token
            }
        }
    });

    const client = new ClientAPI({
        baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
        auth: {
            token: {
                bearer: this.auth?.token
            }
        }
    });

Adding Extra Headers

You can add extra headers to be sent with each request by using the headers property of the options object.

    const admin = new AdminAPI({
        baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
        auth: {
            token: {
                bearer: this.auth?.token
            }
        },
        headers: {
            "X-Extra-Header": "value"
        }
    });

Transforming responses

You can transform incoming responses using the transformResponse method. This method is called with the response object and should return the transformed response.

const admin = new AdminAPI({
    baseUrl: `http://localhost:3465/`,
    auth: {
        token: {
            bearer: this.auth?.token
        }
    },
    transformResponse: (data, headers, status) => {
        const responseType = header["content-type"];
        if (responseType && responseType.includes("application/json") && typeof (data) === "string") {
            return this.parse(data);
        } else {
            return data;
        }
    }
});

AdminAPI

The AdminAPI allows you to manage any type of entity stored by the server. Operations are exposed as methods attached to sub-properties of the API object. For example, to fetch all applications, you would call the admin.apps.getAll() method.

• apps - Manage Applications;
• groups - Manage Groups;
• users - Manage Users;
• layouts - Manage Layouts;
• commands - Manage Commands;
• sessions - Manage Sessions;
• machines - Manage Machines;
• crashes - Manage Crashes;
• feedbacks - Manage Feedbacks;
• prefs - Manage Prefs;
• audit - Manage AuditAPI;
• server - Manage ServerAPI;
• systemConfig - Manage SystemConfigAPI;
• schemas - Manage SchemaAPI;

ClientAPI

The operations in the ClientAPI work in the context of a single user.

Changelog

Check the changelog