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niall-mcquay-sdk

v1.0.1

Published

TheOneAPI SDK for Javascript/Typescript

Downloads

3

Readme

niall-mcquay-sdk

An SDK for TheOneAPI Code Challenge

Installation

npm install niall-mcquay-sdk or yarn add niall-mcquay-sdk

Usage

To start, you will need access to TheOneAPI via an API Key. You can create one here: https://the-one-api.dev/sign-up.

Import niall-mcquay-sdk npm module, and create an instance, providing your api key.

import TheOneSDK from 'niall-mcquay-sdk';
const theOneClient = new TheOneSDK(YOUR_API_KEY)

theOneClient has our full SDK.

Documentation

QueryOptions

QueryOptions is an optional parameter provided for all of our "list" methods.

export interface QueryOptions<T> {
  sort?: SortConfig<T>;
  filter?: FilterConfig<T>;
}

export interface SortConfig<T> {
  key: keyof Omit<T, '_id'>;
  order: 'asc' | 'desc';
}
export interface FilterConfig<T> {
  key: keyof Omit<T, '_id'>;
  value: string;
}

QueryOptions offers some additional flexbility.

sort allows you to sort your responses by any property in ascending and descending order.

filter allows you to filter responses by any property, given that the value matches the one you provide.

Methods

All methods are async.

listBooks(queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of LOTR books with _id and name. Takes optional QueryOptions.

getBook(bookId)

Returns a book with _id and name.

listBookChapters(bookId, queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of chapters for the given book. Takes optional QueryOptions.

listMovies(queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of LOTR movies. Takes optional QueryOptions.

getMovie(movieId)

Returns given movie.

getMovieQuotes(movieId)

Returns a list of quotes for the given movie.

listCharacters(queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of characters. Takes optional QueryOptions.

getCharacter(characterId)

Returns requested character

getCharacterQuotes(charcterId)

Returns a list of quotes for the given characterId.

listQuotes(queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of all LOTR movie quotes. Takes optional QueryOptions.

getQuote(quoteId)

Returns requested quote.

listAllChapters(queryConfig?: QueryOptions)

Returns a list of all chapters from all LOTR books. Takes optional QueryOptions

getChapter(chapterId)

Returns requested chapter.

Dev Documentation -

Testing

Our tests run as integrations against TheOneAPI. In order to run them, you must have an api key, as mentioned in Usage.

Run npm install to download our development dependencies.

Run echo "THE_ONE_API_KEY='{YOUR_API_KEY}'" > .env to set up your development environment.

Once ready, run npm test to run our jest tests.

Deployment to NPM

Run npm build to build the SDK for deployment to NPM.