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frappe-client

v2.0.2

Published

Client Utility for frappe framework

Downloads

29

Readme

frappe-client-js

CI Status npm License

Client Utility for frappe framework

Install


npm install frappe-client

Usage


Importing

import { FrappeClient } from 'frappe-client';
// or
const { FrappeClient } = require('frappe-client');

Creating a client

const getHeaders = async () => ({
	Authorization: 'Bearer ...',
});

// includes all the clients (api, etc)
const frappe = new FrappeClient(baseURL, getHeaders);

Frappe Resource Calls (Direct Doctype Access)

const doctype = frappe.Resource('Doctype');

doctype.list({ filters, fields, ...more }).then(res => console.log(res.data)); // get list of documents
doctype.create({ ...data }).then(res => console.log(res.data)); // create a document
doctype.get('docname').then(res => console.log(res.data)); // get a document

const document = doctype.getDoc('docname'); // get a Document object

Resource Call Example

(async () => {
	const doctype = frappe.Resource('Doctype');
	const response = await doctype.list({ filters, fields, ...more });
	console.log(response.data);
})();

Frappe Document Acces

const doctype = frappe.Resource('Doctype');

// get a Document object
const document = doctype.getDoc('docname');
// or
const document = frappe.Document('Doctype', 'docname');

document.get().then(console.log); // get data from server and add it to cache
document.update({ ...data }).then(console.log); // update data and update to cache
document.delete().then(console.log); // delete data and remove from cache
console.log(document.getDocument()) // get data from cache

Document Call Example

(async () => {
	const doctype = frappe.Resource('Doctype');
	const document = frappe.Document('Doctype', 'docname');
	const response = await document.get();
	console.log(response);
})();

Frappe Remote Method Calls

// we can access the methods scoped to the app
const app = frappe.Method('appName'); // get a Method object with the appname

app.get(methodPath, args); // GET request
app.post(methodPath, args); // POST request
app.put(methodPath, args); // PUT request
app.delete(methodPath, args); // DELETE request
app.head(methodPath, args); // HEAD request
app.options(methodPath, args); // OPTIONS request

Method Call Example (RPC)

const app = frappe.Method('appName');
app
	.post('module_name.path.method_name', {
		arg1: 'ARG!',
		arg2: 'ARG!!',
	})
	.then(console.log);

Testing


npm test

License


The MIT License. See the license file for details.