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nelligan-api

v1.0.12

Published

API to connect to Nelligan webservice

Downloads

8

Readme

Nelligan-api

CI

JS lib that can interact with the Nelligan Montral book library system: list book on your card, check when you need to renew, renew books... The Montreal system is based over the III Encore product so it might work with other systems using same software.

Getting Started

Import the lib in your project

yarn add nelligan-api

Then start using it..

const api = require('nelligan-api')

# define your user library card
card = {
  code: '1277777',
  pin: '1234'
}

# list actual books on the card
const books = await api.books(card)

Sample output:

{
  books:
   [ { title: 'Deception point : roman / Dan Brown ; traduit de l\'anglais (États-Unis) par Daniel Roche.',
       barcode: '32777041843371',
       duedate: '18-12-23',
       rid: 'renew0',
       rvalue: 'i3010099',
       record: 'b1421604',
       fine: undefined,
       renew: 0 }],
  fine: '0.60$ in unpaid fines and bills'
}

API Methods

List books on a card

Get list of book for a specific card

const books = await api.books(card)

Get Book Information

Get additional information (summary, isbn, img link)

record is coming from book.record.

const book = await api.bookinfo(record)

Renew a book

Renew a specific book on a specific Card

book is coming from the first books query.

const data = await api.renew(card, book)

Get holds (reservations)

const books = await api.holds(card)

Search books

const books = await api.search("a keywork expression")

Reserve a book

const data = await api.reserve(card, record, library_code)

A library_code list is provided by api.libraries

Running the tests

yarn test

Built With

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details