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cloudkit-js

v0.0.8

Published

A JS library for managing a CloudKit container

Downloads

58

Readme

CloudKit JS

CloudKit JS aims to make it easy for you to manage your CloudKit container from your Node.js server.

It's as simple as this

import { CloudKitJs } from 'cloudkit-js';

const lib = new CloudKitJs({
    containerName: "iCloud.com.your.container.name",
    keyId: "xxx",
    privateKeyPath: "eckey.pem"
})

lib.createRecord({
    recordType: "MyRecordType",
    fields: {
        name: { value: "My new record" },
        description: { value: "Wow, so easy!" }
    }
})

Getting started

This assumes you've already an active Apple Developer membership and you've got your CloudKit container set up.

1. Create a server-to-server key in CloudKit

Go to CloudKit Dashboard, open your container, and click "Tokens & Keys" on the left menu.

Add a new "Server-to-Server Key" and follow the instructions.

2. Install the library

npm install --save cloudkit-js

3. Initialise the library

import { CloudKitJs } from 'cloudkit-js';

const lib = new CloudKitJs({
    containerName: "iCloud.com.your.container.name", // Update this with your CloudKit container name
    keyId: "xxx", // Put your key ID here
    privateKeyPath: "eckey.pem" // Point to your private key file
})

The keyId and privateKeyPath are the values you got from step 1.

Your Key ID is displayed when viewing the server-to-server key on the CloudKit Dashboard.

⚠️ These are secret, so obvz don't put them in source control.