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asclient

v0.1.0

Published

Exchange ActiveSync Client for node.js

Downloads

17

Readme

asclient

Exchange ActiveSync Client for node.js with support for NTLM/NTLMv2/Basic authentication. In the current version, the client only supports device provisioning and folder synchronization. Support for write operations will follow.

npm install asclient

API

asclient(opts)

Factory that creates a new client instance.

  • Arguments
    • opts
      • username Required. Username for NTLM Authentication
      • password Required. Password for NTLM Authentication
      • endpoint Required. The URL to the ActiveSync server, e.g. https://mymailprovider.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
      • policyKey Active Sync Policy key (if the device is already provisioned). Default: '0'
      • folderSyncKey Last used sync key for the FolderSync command. Default: '0'
      • folders Array containing folder objects (if you want to continue synchronization from a previous state)
      • device
        • id Required. Device ID (ASCII, up to 32 characters. The first four characters should be alphabetical and represent the company that creates the client software)
        • type Required. Device Type, e.g. iPhone
        • model
        • imei
        • name
        • operatingSystem
        • language
        • userAgent
  • Returns
    • asclient A new client instance with the provided properties

asclient.prototype.testConnectivity()

Tests the connectivity to the server by sending an OPTIONS request

  • Returns
    • Promise

asclient.prototype.provision()

Provision the device and obtain a policyKey that is required for all further requests.

  • Returns
    • Promise

asclient.prototype.folderSync()

Fetch the folder list from the server. The result will be added to asclient.opts.folders

  • Returns
    • Promise

asclient.prototype.enableCalendarSync()

Flags all calendar folders in the list as to be synced. Run folderSync before!

  • Returns
    • Promise that will always resolve

asclient.prototype.enableEmailSync()

Flags all email folders in the list as to be synced. Run folderSync before!

  • Returns
    • Promise that will always resolve

asclient.prototype.sync()

Synchronizes all folders that have been flagged. The content will be added to asclient.contents

  • Returns
    • Promise

Example

const asclient = require('asclient');

const options = {
	username: 'user',
	password: 'password',
	endpoint: 'https://mymailprovider.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync',
	device: {
		id: 'test0123456789',
		type: 'test-device'
	}
};

const myMailClient = asclient(options);

myMailClient.provision().
then(myMailClient.folderSync.bind(myMailClient)).
then(myMailClient.enableEmailSync.bind(myMailClient)).
then(myMailClient.sync.bind(myMailClient)).
then(function() {
	console.log('All went well');
	console.log(myMailClient.contents);
}, function(err) {
	//handle error
});