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linodeius

v0.3.0

Published

Linode API Client

Downloads

10

Readme

Linodeius

This is a promise-based Node.js client for the Linode API version 3.3.

Installation

Install the NPM package and any dependencies automatically with:

npm install linodeius --save

For use in an application:

const Linode = require('linodeius');
const api = new Linode(api_key);

api.linode.list().then(linodes => {
  // ...
});

Or for Node.js 8+ with support for async/await:

const Linode = require('linodeius');
const api = new Linode(api_key);

let linodes = await api.linode.list();

// ...

Configuration

The API key can be specified in a number of locations:

  • The api_key argument to new Linode().
  • The LINODE_API_KEY environment variable which specifies the key.
  • The LINODE_API_KEY_FILE environment variable which specifies a path to a file containing the key.
  • A .linode-key file in the same directory as this package.
  • A .linode-key file in the user's home directory.

The key used to make an API call is dependent on those factors evaluated in that order of priority.

TODO

  • Add support for batch operations via the api_action=batch mode.

License and Copyright

Copyright (C) 2016-2017 Scott Tadman [email protected], PostageApp.

Licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.