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drapcode-developer-sdk

v1.0.4

Published

The `Drapcode APIs` class provides methods for interacting with the Drapcode API. This documentation outlines how to use the class and its available methods.

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Drapcode APIs Documentation

The Drapcode APIs class provides methods for interacting with the Drapcode API. This documentation outlines how to use the class and its available methods.

Initialization

To use the DrapcodeApis class, you need to instantiate it with the required parameters:

npm install drapcode-developer-sdk
import { DrapcodeApis } from "drapcode-developer-sdk";

const api = new DrapcodeApis(
  project_seo_name,
  xApiKey,
  authorization,
  environment
);

project_seo_name (Required): The SEO name of your Drapcode project.

xApiKey (Optional): Your Developer API key to authorize API calls, if enabled.

authorization (Optional): Authorization token for authentication, if applicable.

environment (Optional): The environment (PRODUCTION, PREVIEW, SANDBOX, UAT). Defaults to PRODUCTION if not provided.

Example:

const drapcodeApi = new DrapcodeApis("test-project-7138");

Methods

getAllItems(collectionName: string)

Retrieves all items from a specified collection. The items will come under 'data' JSON path.

collectionName: The name of the collection to retrieve items from

Example:

const items = await drapcodeApi.getAllItems("users");

Retrieves items from the "users" collection.

createItem(collectionName: string, body: JSON)

Creates a new item in the specified collection.

collectionName: The name of the collection to create the item in. body: The data of the item to be created.

Example:

await drapcodeApi.createItem("users", {
    "name": "John Doe",
    "age": 25
});

Creates a new item in the "users" collection with the provided data.

getItemsWithFilter(collectionName: string, filterUuid: string)

Retrieves items from a collection based on a filter UUID.

collectionName: The name of the collection to retrieve items from. filterUuid: The UUID of the filter to apply.

Example:

const filteredItems = await drapcodeApi.getItemsWithFilter("users", "15263");

Retrieves items from the "users" collection based on the filter UUID "15263".

getItemsCountWithFilter(collectionName: string, filterUuid: string)

Retrieves the count of items from a collection based on a filter UUID.

collectionName: The name of the collection to retrieve items from. filterUuid: The UUID of the filter to apply.

Example:

const itemCount = await drapcodeApi.getItemsCountWithFilter("users", "15263");

Retrieves the count of items from the "users" collection based on the filter UUID "15263".

getItemWithUuid(collectionName: string, itemUuid: string)

Retrieves a specific item from a collection based on its UUID.

collectionName: The name of the collection to retrieve the item from. itemUuid: The UUID of the item to retrieve.

Example:

const item = await drapcodeApi.getItemWithUuid("users", "3487-383");

Retrieves a specific item from the "users" collection with the UUID "3487-383".

updateItemWithUuid(collectionName: string, itemUuid: string, body: any)

Updates a specific item in a collection based on its UUID.

collectionName: The name of the collection containing the item. itemUuid: The UUID of the item to update. body: The updated data for the item.

Example:

await drapcodeApi.updateItemWithUuid("users", "3487-383", {"name": "Drapcode"});

Updates the item in the "users" collection with the UUID "3487-383" with the provided data.

deleteItemWithUuid(collectionName: string, itemUuid: string)

Deletes a specific item from a collection based on its UUID.

collectionName: The name of the collection containing the item. itemUuid: The UUID of the item to delete.

Example:

await drapcodeApi.deleteItemWithUuid("users", "3487-383");

Deletes the item with the UUID "3487-383" from the "users" collection.

sendEmail(templateId: string, sendTo: string)

Sends an email using the specified email template ID.

templateId: The ID of the email template to use. sendTo: The email address to send the email to.

Example:

await drapcodeApi.sendEmail("345-678", "[email protected]");

Sends an email using the template ID "345-678" to the email address "[email protected]".

For better experience, utilize async/await syntax when using these methods.