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@prezly/sdk

v22.10.1

Published

Prezly API SDK

Downloads

8,798

Readme

Prezly JavaScript SDK

Getting started

npm install --save @prezly/sdk
# or yarn
yarn add @prezly/sdk

Using the code

Using ES Modules:

import { createPrezlyClient } from '@prezly/sdk';

const prezlyClient = createPrezlyClient({
    accessToken: 'your-access-token',
});

Or Using CommonJS:

const { createPrezlyClient } = require('@prezly/sdk').default;

const prezlyClient = createPrezlyClient({
    accessToken: 'your-access-token',
});

Requirements

API token

At this moment, the UI does not support issuing API tokens. Please contact support to issue one for you.

fetch API support

@prezly/sdk is using fetch to create requests. We assume that the environment running the code supports it.

We understand that some of the environments, such as node.js or old browsers, do not support fetch. This can be resolved by including a polyfill.

Polyfilling in browsers using whatwg-fetch

npm install --save whatwg-fetch
# or yarn
yarn add whatwg-fetch
import 'whatwg-fetch';
// ...
import { createPrezlyClient } from '@prezly/sdk';

We recommend referring to the official whatwg-fetch module documentation for more information.

Polyfilling in browsers using node-fetch

npm install --save node-fetch
# or yarn
yarn add node-fetch
global.fetch = require('node-fetch');
// ...
const { createPrezlyClient } = require('@prezly/sdk');

We recommend referring to the official node-fetch module documentation for more information.

Platform-agnostic polyfill using cross-fetch

npm install --save cross-fetch
# or yarn
yarn add cross-fetch

Using ES Modules:

import 'cross-fetch/polyfill';
// ...
import { createPrezlyClient } from '@prezly/sdk';

Or Using CommonJS:

require('cross-fetch/polyfill');
// ...
const { createPrezlyClient } = require('@prezly/sdk');

We recommend referring to the official cross-fetch module documentation for more information.

Custom fetch implementation

Additionally, you can initialize the API client with your own implementation of fetch:

import { createPrezlyClient } = from '@prezly/sdk';

const prezlyClient = createPrezlyClient({
    accessToken: 'your-access-token',
    fetch: customFetch,
});