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node-red-contrib-airship-rest

v2.0.7

Published

Airship REST API node red library

Downloads

14

Readme

node-red-contrib-airship-rest

Node-RED node for Airship REST API

Install

From your Node-RED directory: npm install node-red-contrib-airship-rest

Usage

Payload input

Drag the node to the editor, select the API version and Method from the dropdown.

In msg.payload send only the information needed to your request according to this:

To make a POST request that requires the contact object such as POST contact with or without appended information (feedback, booking, purchase history, etc.), send the contact information in msg.payload.contact:

msg.payload = { 
    "token":"token_here" // the API token
    "contact" : {...} // Contact Object
}

The contact validation only works when using payload.contact, this node will return msg.invalidFields in case there are any invalid fields.

To make any other request that doesn't require the contact object such as GET or a specific POST (Booking update, create feedback category, etc.), send the information in msg.payload.body

msg.payload = { 
    "token":"token_here" // the API token
    "body" : {...} // REST payload as per docs
}

Input options

This node allows some information to be passed directly to the msg:

msg.config // MANDATORY for the node to work, is used to gather information for the monitor/log node: msg.config.run_id,msg.config.integration_config_id and msg.config.token,

msg.env: "dev" // Can be passed to select dev, staging, or production environment (default)

msg.method: "get_bookings" // Can either be passed or selected from the dropdown

msg.version: "v1" // Can either be passed or selected from the dropdown

msg.httpMethod: "POST" // Can either be passed or automatically selected by chosen method from dropdown

Outputs

The first output will always be a success from the API response The second output is the object ready to be sent to the log/monitor node The third output will be an error either from the API or this node

Examples

Basic examples: (airship_rest_example.json)