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edmodo

v1.0.2

Published

Edmodo API client to simplify making requests to, and parsing responses from, the Edmodo API.

Downloads

5

Readme

Edmodo API Client

npm version

This module simplifies the process of making requests to, and parsing responses from, the Edmodo API. It supports version 1.1 of the API.

Installation

npm install --save edmodo

Basic Use

Using EdmodoAPI with Express to handle the install API request:

var edmodo = new EdmodoAPI({
   api_key: process.env.EDMODO_API_KEY,
  api_host: process.env.EDMODO_HOST_NAME
});

app.post("/edmodo/install", function(req, res, next){
  // parse the json-encoded-in-multipart-field response from Edmodo:
  edmodo.parsePostRequest(req, function(err, fields){
    if(err)
      throw err;
    if(!fields.install)
      throw (new Error("Required field 'install' missing."));
    
    // make a request to Edmodo using the information provided in the install
    // request to verify that this request is valid:
    edmodo.get({
          endpoint: "/users",
      access_token: fields.install.access_token,
      query_params: {user_tokens: JSON.stringify([fields.install.user_token])}
    }, function(err, response){
      if(err)
        throw err;
      
      // send success response
      return res.send({"status":"success"});
    });
  });
});

Logging Support

To log requests and responses, provide a logger object when constructing the API client. The logger must implement debug, and warn methods, which accept any number of arguments to log: logger.debug will be used to log requests and responses, and logger.warn will be used to log request failures that are retried (persistent API failures will return an error).

This is compatible with using the winston logging framework:

var winston = require('winston');

var edmodo = new EdmodoAPI({
   api_key: process.env.EDMODO_API_KEY,
  api_host: process.env.EDMODO_HOST_NAME,
    logger: winston
});

API Documentation