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bitrix-gds

v1.0.7

Published

Bitrix24 library made in TypeScript. Born to simplify bitrix api requests

Downloads

11

Readme

Bitrix GDS

A library that makes requests to Bitrix API much easier.

Installing

Package manager

Using npm:

$ npm install bitrix-gds

Using yarn:

$ yarn add bitrix-gds

Get Started

import Bitrix24 from 'bitrix-gds'

const bitrix24 = new Bitrix24(
  `https://YOUR_DOMAIN.bitrix24.{ru|com|de}/rest/{USER_ID}/{WEBHOOK_TOKEN}`
)

WEBHOOK_URL

Create a inbound webhook in your bitrix.

Copy and Paste the endpoint given by bitrix, as a param in Bitrix24 new instance.

Methods

Deals

Add

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.add({ 
  fields: {
    TITLE: 'John Doe'
  }
})

Params

  • fields - An object that specifies the parameter for a new deal (Not required)
  • params - Set of parameters. REGISTER_SONET_EVENT (Not required)

Get

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.get({ id: '00' })

Params

  • id - deal ID.

Delete

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.delete({ id: '00' })

Params

  • id - deal ID.

Fields

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.fields()

List

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.list({
  filter: {
    STAGE_ID: '00'
  },
  select: ['*']
})

Params

  • filter - Object of fields and values to filter deals. (Not required)
  • select - Array of fields IDs that will return with the request response (Not required)
  • order - Order the response 'ASC' or 'DESC' by fields. (Not required)
  • start - Start of the request. (Not required)

Update

const { result } = await bitrix.deals.get({ 
  id: '00',
  fields: {
    TITLE: 'John Doe'
  }
})

Params

  • fields - Object of fields to be update.
  • id - Deal ID.

Contact

Add

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.add({ 
  fields: {
    NAME: 'John Doe'
  }
})

Params

  • fields - An object that specifies the parameter for a new contact (Not required)
  • params - Set of parameters. REGISTER_SONET_EVENT (Not required)

Get

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.get({ id: '00' })

Params

  • id - Contact ID.

Delete

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.delete({ id: '00' })

Params

  • id - Contact ID.

Fields

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.fields()

List

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.list({
  filter: {
    NAME: 'John Doe'
  },
  select: ['*']
})

Params

  • filter - Object of fields and values to filter deals. (Not required)
  • select - Array of fields IDs that will return with the request response (Not required)
  • order - Order the response 'ASC' or 'DESC' by fields. (Not required)
  • start - Start of the request. (Not required)

Update

const { result } = await bitrix.contacts.get({ 
  id: '00',
  fields: {
    NAME: 'John Doe'
  }
})

Params

  • fields - Object of fields to be update.
  • id - Contact ID.

Batch

const { result } = await bitrix.batch({ 
  req_1: {
    method: 'crm.deal.add',
    params: {
      fields: {
        TITLE: 'new deal'
      }
    }
  },
  req_2: {
    method: 'crm.contact.list',
    params: {
      select: ['*']
    }
  }
})