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neflaria-js

v0.0.2

Published

Javascript library for interacting with the Neflaria API

Downloads

1

Readme

neflaria-js

A javascript library for using data from Neflaria's API. http://www.neflaria.com

This contains models and collections that enforce validation, and toJSON methods for converting model data to JSON acceptable by the API. This library does not include methods for interacting with the API (at least, not yet.)

Getting Started

Use the file from dist/neflaria-js.js in the browser, or use NPM with npm install neflaria-js --save. (Neflaria-js is Browserify compatible.)

From there, you can:

var neflaria = require('neflaria-js');

var player = new neflaria.Models.Player({
  id: 1,
  name: 'Herp McHerpington'
});

Check out the test folder for example usage. Docs coming eventually.

Development

  • Install Node
  • Clone repository
  • cd to repository
  • Run npm install

Run npm test to run tests and check code coverage.

License

MIT Licensed (see LICENSE file.)