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@tvast/plume.js

v1.0.38

Published

lighweight fetcher for amadeus self service api

Downloads

3

Readme

plume.js

APM GitHub

PLume.js is a javascript helper to interact with the Amadeus self service API.IT contain easy to use function that trigger the principal behaviour of the Amadeus for developer API.

Token

The first function available is

token("secret", "apiKey")

it is use asynchronously with this code sample :

  
  try 
{//put your id and secret key into it
  token("secret", "apiKey").then(function(tokenAuth){
    // console.log(tokenAuth);
  
   //other function that use the token
	 }
	 )
}
      catch(error) {
      console.error(error);
    }

searchCity

This helper come to simpify the fetch of the api endpoint for the city search API.

It need to be use like this

var NaseUrl = "YOUR_API_ENVIRONMENT"
     try {
          citySearch(endpoints.citySearch, NaseUrl, "YOUR SEARCHN STRING", "TOKEN").then(function(y){
          console.log(y)
          returnSearch=y
          res.send(JSON.stringify(y));
          });
        } 

          catch(error) {
          console.error(error);
        }

flightSearch

This function come to quickly help trigger the flight search api. It come like this :

var NaseUrl = "YOUR_API_ENVIRONMENT"
	try {
          flightSearch(endpoints.searchFlight, NaseUrl,"YOUR DEPARTURE STRING LIKE 'PAR'", "YOUR ARRIVAL STRIN LIKE 'SYD'", "DATE OF DEPARTURE", "TOKEN").then(function(y){
            res.send(JSON.stringify(y));
          })
        }

      catch(error) {
      console.error(error);
    }

flightPrice

This function get the confirmaion for a price with the flight search selected in input

var NaseUrl = "YOUR_API_ENVIRONMENT"
	try {
      flightPrice(NaseUrl,endpoints.flightPrice,inputFlight, "TOKEN").then(function(z) {
        // confirmOrder = z
        res.send(JSON.stringify(z));
        }).catch(function(error) {console.error(error);})
      }
      
      catch(error) {
      console.error(error); 

    }

createOrder

This function come to help the create order process. It take the reauest of an order in input and get back the confirmation code.

   try {
      createOrder(NaseUrl,endpoints.createOrder,inputFlightCreateOrder, "MAIL", tokenAuth.access_token).then(function(z) {
        console.log(z);
        res.send(JSON.stringify(z));
        }).catch(function(error) {console.error(error);})
      }
      
      catch(error) {
      console.error(error); 

    }

Enjoy and contribute to plume js !