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@stone-ton/engajamenton

v1.0.1

Published

TypeScript definitions and utility functions for interacting with the `engajamenton` service, reducing code duplication across clients.

Downloads

7

Readme

@stone-ton/engajamenton

@stone-ton/engajamenton é uma biblioteca TypeScript que fornece um cliente para interagir com o microserviço engajamenton. Ela simplifica a comunicação com o serviço, abstraindo os detalhes da invocação de funções AWS Lambda, permitindo que os desenvolvedores se concentrem na lógica de negócio sem se preocupar com a infraestrutura subjacente.

Instalação

Você pode instalar o pacote via npm ou yarn:

npm install @stone-ton/engajamenton

ou

yarn add @stone-ton/engajamenton

Uso

Aqui está um exemplo básico de como usar o cliente Engajamenton:

import { Engajamenton, UserExperiment } from '@stone-ton/engajamenton';

const engajamenton = new Engajamenton({ 
  experimentLambda: 'nome-da-funcao-lambda', 
  awsRegion: 'sua-regiao-aws' 
});

const userExperiments: UserExperiment[] = await engajamenton.getUserExperiments({
  userId: 'id-do-usuario',
  experiments: ['experimento-1', 'experimento-2'],
  requestId: 'id-unico-da-requisicao'
});

Parâmetros do Construtor

  • experimentLambda: (string) - O nome da função AWS Lambda que busca os experimentos.
  • awsRegion: (string, opcional) - A região AWS onde a função Lambda está implantada.

Métodos

getUserExperiments({ userId, experiments, requestId })

Busca os experimentos para um usuário específico.

  • Parâmetros:
    • userId: (string) - O ID do usuário cujos experimentos você deseja buscar.
    • experiments: (string[]) - Um array de identificadores de experimentos a serem buscados.
    • requestId: (string) - Um identificador único para a requisição.
  • Retorna: Promise<UserExperiment[]> - Uma promessa que resolve para um array de objetos UserExperiment.