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@reperio/crossbar

v2.0.1

Published

Node Module for interacting with Crossbar using Promises

Downloads

3

Readme

@reperio/crossbar

npm package

node.js sdk for Kazoo.

Current Supported APIs

  • Accounts
  • API Auth
  • Callflows
  • Call Inspectors
  • CDRs
  • Devices
  • Faxes
  • User Auth
  • Users

Authentication

Kazoo's Crossbar API uses your account_id and your auth_token to authenticate each request. The auth_token is temporary, but refreshes its expiration timestamp on each request. However your account also has a permenant api_key which is used to get the initial auth_token. This node module offers three different forms of handling authentication.

1. Provide only the api_key

The first is supplying only the api_key through the constructor value pvtApiKey, which will send a request at the initialization of the connector to get your account auth_token and will be able to redo that request if a route ever returns a 401 unauthorized response.

2. Provide only the auth_token

The second option is only supplying the auth_token through the authToken value. This means that the parent program is entirely responsible for handling authentication & keeping the auth token up to date.

3. Provide both the api_key and auth_token

The final option is to provide both values. As a result, the request for an auth_token will not be made on intialization, and it can be assumed that the parent program is handling authentication in an efficient way to minimize extraneous calls for an auth_token while still providing the 401 unauthorized response by retrieving a new token.

Examples

const CrossbarConnector = require('@reperio/crossbar');

const crossbar = new CrossbarConnector.Crossbar({
    baseURL: 'http://127.0.0.1',
    accountId: 'kazoo-account-id',
    authToken: 'temporary-auth-token',
    pvtApiKey: 'permenant-api-key',
});

// Example of Getting CDRs with no parameters
const cdrs = await crossbar.cdrService.getCdrs();

// Example of using Global Query Params
const userQueryParams = {
    filter: {
        key: 'first_name',
        value: 'James'
    }
};

const usersNamedJames = await crossbar.userService.getUsers(userQueryParams); 

// Example of nested filter parameters
const recordingQueryParams = {
    filter: {
        key: 'custom_channel_vars',
        value: {
            key: 'Call-Interaction-ID',
            value: '63741914152-5813c485'
        }
    }
};

const recording = await crossbar.recordingService.getRecordings(recordingQueryParams);