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emporix-js

v2.0.2

Published

SDK package for Emporix api service ## Features

Downloads

71

Readme

Emporix-js

SDK package for Emporix api service

Features

  • methods for authenticating user
  • methods for using Emporix services

Usage

Create Config instance:

import { IClientConfig } from 'emporix-js'

const config: IClientConfig = {
  env: 'stage',
  token: <JWTToken>,
}

In web brawser in most cases LocalStorageStore is the best option

import { LocalStorageStore } from 'emporix-js'

const storage = LocalStorageStore()

You can also create a custom Store instance:


const store: = {
    saveConfig: (c: IClientConfig) => {
      // save config
    },
    getConfig: () => {
      // get config
    },
  }

Init EmporixClient:

import { EmporixClient } from 'emporix-js'

const emporixClient = EmporixClient(config, store)

Example usage:

await emporixClient.categoryService
    .fetchCategory(categoryId)

Building and publishing

Build:

yarn build

Publish new version in npm (update version in package.js first)

npm publish

Running examples

Running example static stite

Open example.js Add an example token to TOKEN

const TOKEN = '<yourJWTtoken>'

In root folder

yarn link
cd example
yarn link example-js
python3 -m http.server

Running example node app

Open index.ts Add an example token to TOKEN

const TOKEN = '<yourJWTtoken>'

Because the emporix-js uses Axsios under the hood it (which uses XHRequest) you might need to add XHRequest support

yarn add xhr2
global.XMLHttpRequest = require('xhr2')

In root folder

yarn link
cd example-node
yarn link example-js
yarn
yarn dev