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github-request

v1.2.4

Published

Simplified GitHub API requests.

Downloads

272

Readme

GitHub Request

Simplified GitHub API requests.

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About

Low level helper for working with the GitHub API.

Installation

npm install github-request

Usage

var github = require("github-request");
github.request({
	path: "/orgs/jquery/repos"
}, function(error, repos) {
	console.log(repos);
});

API

request(settings, data, callback)

Performs a single request based on the provided settings.

  • settings (Object): Settings for the HTTPS request.
  • data (Mixed): Data to pass for POST requests. Data is encoded as JSON prior to making the request.
  • callback (function( error, response, meta )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
    • response (Object): The parsed JSON response.
    • meta (Object): Metadata from the response headers.

requestAll(settings, callback)

Performs a request based on the provided settings and then requests any additional paged content based on the response. Data from all pages are concatenated together and buffered until the last page of data has been retrieved.

  • settings (Object): Settings for the HTTPS request.
  • callback (function( error, response, meta )): A callback to invoke when all API calls are complete.
    • response (Object): The parsed JSON response.
    • meta (Object): Metadata from the headers of the last response.

Response Metadata

The metadata provided contains information from the following headers:

  • x-ratelimit-*
  • x-github-*
  • link

These headers are parsed into a more friendly format before being passed as the meta parameter in the callback.

All x-* headers have the x- prefix removed and the names are changed from dashed form to camel case. For example, x-ratelimit-remaining becomes ratelimitRemaining.

The link header is parsed into the named rel values. For example, <https://api.github.com/resource?page=2>; rel="next" becomes {next: "https://api.github.com/resource?page=2"} and is provided in the links property.

License

Copyright Scott González. Released under the terms of the MIT license.


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