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node-scalingo

v0.3.0

Published

Node client for Scalingo API

Downloads

2

Readme

node-scalingo

This library is an out-of-the-box HTTP client for the Scalingo API in Node.js.

You can find the detailed Scalingo API specifications on the official API documentation website.

Getting started

1/ Get the following information from Scalingo:

  • api_token: from your account or the Scalingo CLI, generate or get your Scalingo API token
  • api_endpoint: from the API documentation site, get your targeted region endpoint:
    • Agora: https://api.agora-fr1.scalingo.com/v1
    • Outscale: https://api.osc-fr1.scalingo.com/v1

2/ Install the dependency

npm install node-scalingo --save

3/ In your code, define a new ScalingoApi object. Then use the services you need.

const { ScalingoApi } = require('node-scalingo');

const API_TOKEN = '<your_api_token>'; // Enter your own API token
const API_ENDPOINT = 'https://api.osc-fr1.scalingo.com/v1';  // ex: for Outscale region

const scalingoApi = new ScalingoApi(API_TOKEN, API_ENDPOINT);

scalingoApi.apps.listApplications().then(console.log);

Usage

It is recommended to consume services through ScalingoApi.

If you miss a service - this library is still in construction (feb. 2020) -, you can still use ScalingoClient and the query() method, according to the Scalingo developers documentation.

The following example do the same as previously, but with ScalingoClient instead of ScalingoApi.

const { ScalingoClient } = require('node-scalingo');

const API_TOKEN = '<your_api_token>'; // Enter your own API token
const API_ENDPOINT = 'https://api.osc-fr1.scalingo.com/v1';  // ex: for Outscale region

const scalingoClient = new ScalingoClient(API_TOKEN, API_ENDPOINT);

scalingoClient.query('apps', 'get').then((response) => console.log(response.data));

Documentation

Please refer to the Scalingo API guides for help using node-scalingo.

Contributing

Installation

git clone [email protected]:jbuget/node-scalingo.git
cd node-scalingo
npm install
npm run build
npm test

Publishing

npm run release

License

This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License.