JS SDK

Retsly Core SDK Version 2. Useful for clientside and node integration with Retsly.

Installation

$ npm install retsly/js-sdk

Usage

var Retsly = require('js-sdk')
var retsly = Retsly.create(ACCESS_TOKEN, [VENDOR]);
var request = retsly.listings()
                    .query({bedrooms: 3})
                    .getAll();

API

Retsly.create(token, [vendor])

Returns a new instance of Retsly. Requires an API token and optionally set the vendor (the MLS data source).

retsly.listings([query])

Returns a new Request for the Listings resource.

retsly.agents([query])

Returns a new Request for the Agents resource.

retsly.offices([query])

Returns a new Request for the Offices resource.

retsly.openHouses([query])

Returns a new Request for the Openhouses resource.

request.query(query)

Appends the query to the querystring.

request.query({bedrooms: 3})
       .query({bathrooms: {gt: 4});

request.limit(n)

Alias for request.query({limit: n});

request.offset(n)

Alias for request.query({offset: n});

request.where(query)

Helper function for building queries, works with different signatures.

request.where(['bedrooms', 'lt', 4])
       .where('livingArea', 'gt', 3000)
       .where('bathrooms', 3)
       .where('garageSpaces eq 2');

request.get(id, [callback])

Gets a single document with id, optionally takes a callback

request.getAll([query], [callback])

Gets an array of documents that match the query criteria, optionally takes a callback

request.findOne([query], [callback])

Gets a single document that match the optional query criteria, and optionally takes a callback. It sets the limit to one and only return the first result and not an array.

request.findAll([query], [callback])

Alias for request.findAll(query, callback)

request.exec([callback])

Alias for request.findAll({}, callback)

NOTE:

callbacks follow standard node syntax of:

 cb(err, res);