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@ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core

v1.0.0-pre.2

Published

The library consists of multiple parts that are usable on its own and together: - helper class to work with fetch methods; - logger methods.

Downloads

249

Readme

Core Module of PingOne SDK for JavaScript

The library consists of multiple parts that are usable on its own and together:

  • helper class to work with fetch methods;
  • logger methods.

#NOTE: THIS REPOSITORY IS IN A TESTING MODE AND IS NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION !!!

Content

  1. Installation
  2. Http API Reference
  3. Logger API Reference

Installation

To install all parts as one @ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core you can run these commands in your project root folder:

# yarn
yarn install @ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core

or

# npm
npm install --save @ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core

Adding the --save parameters will update the package.json file with instructions on what should be installed, so you can simply call npm install without any parameters to recreate this folder later.

To install some specific part please run these commands in your project root folder:

# yarn
yarn install @ping-identity/pingone-js-sdk-fetch
yarn install @ping-identity/pingone-js-sdk-logger

or

# npm
npm install --save @ping-identity/pingone-js-sdk-fetch
npm install --save @ping-identity/pingone-js-sdk-logger

Http API Reference

General class to work with fetch methods based on cross-fetch universal WHATWG Fetch API for Node, Browsers and React Native.

const {Http} = require("@ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core");
const fetch = new Http();
const  response = await fetch.getJson("https://someUrl", {accessToken: "accessTokenValue"})

| Method | Description | | ------------- |------------- | | fetch (uri, request) | The basic rest method that is used in all methods below. Sets Bearer Authorization header if accessToken is present in request | | delete (uri, request) | Call the delete method on requested uri | | json (uri, request)| Execute defined request with Accept: "application/json" header | | getJson (uri, request) | Execute json (uri, request) with GET method | | post (uri, request) | Execute fetch (uri, request) with POST method | | postJson (uri, request) | Execute json (uri, request) with POST method| | patchJson (uri, request) | Execute json (uri, request) with PATCH method | | putJson (uri, request) | Execute json (uri, request) with PUT method | | put (uri, request) | Execute fetch (uri, request) with PUT method |

Logger API Reference

A flexible abstraction over using console log.

const {logger} = require("@ping-identity/p14c-js-sdk-core");
logger.info("Something has happened.");
logger.warn("Something bad has happened.");
logger.debug("Something has happened with such details.");
logger.error("Something really bad has happened.");