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gohighlevel

v1.0.9

Published

Go Highlevel Node Js ease of use library implementation to their API

Downloads

577

Readme

Go High Level Node JS

Go Highlevel Node Js ease of use library implementation to their API. Make sure you've create a Go Highlevel App in the Market Place

Brief Overview of the Library

We recommend that you glance over the official Go Highlevel Documentation. We have tried to make the library have a corresponding function for each endpoint. Enjoy the intellisense!

Initialization

import { Gohighlevel } from 'gohighlevel'; // const { Gohighlevel } = require('gohighlevel');

// Create Instance of Gohighlevel
const GHL = new Gohighlevel({
    // App Info from GHL Market Place
    clientId: process.env.CLIENT_ID,
    clientSecret: process.env.CLIENT_ID_SECRET,
    redirectUri: process.env.REDIRECT_URI,
    
    isWhiteLabel: true,
    scopes: ["contacts.readonly", "contacts.write", "locations.readonly"]
})

OAuth URL

// use the scopes when initializing -> new Gohighlevel({ ... })
let url = GHL.oauth.getOAuthURL()
    
// or if you want to add scopes this way
url = GHL.oauth
    // you can add the necessary scopes for your 
    // using the Builder Design Pattern
    .scopeBusinessesReadonly()
    .scopeBusinessesWrite()
    .scopeCalendarsReadonly()
    .scopeCalendarsEventsWrite()

    // get the oauth URL
    .getOAuthURL()

OAuth Callback

async function callback(req, res){
   // Get Auth Info
   const code = req.query.code;
   const refresh_token = req.query.refresh_token;
   const authInfo = await GHL.oauth.getCallbackAuthTokens({
        code: code,
        refresh_token: refresh_token
    });

   // log token values 
   console.log(authInfo.access_token, authInfo.refresh_token, authInfo.expires_in)
   
   // Set Auth Info
   GHL.setAuth(authInfo);
}

Use the API i.e Getting Contacts

// Use GHL API
// Corresponse with the endpoint - https://highlevel.stoplight.io/docs/integrations/ab55933a57f6f-get-contacts
const contacts = await GHL.getContacts();
console.log(contacts);

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