#PivotalNode

Easy and simple way of communication between pivotaltracker with nodeJS

pivotalnode.getToken({username: '[email protected]', password: 'taquitos'}, function(error, PToken){

  pivotalnode.getProject(function(error, projects){
   // We have all the projects !!
  });

});

##Tests

Run tests

node tests/pivotalnode.js

##Get a token

pivotalnode.getToken({username: '[email protected]', password: 'taquitos'}, function(error, PToken){
  //error: if something went wrong
  //PToken: PivotalTracker api response
});

##Activity Feed

###All activity

pivotalnode.activityFeed( [{ params }] , function(error, result){
  // ...
});

###Project activity

pivotalnode.activityFeed({project: :ID, [{ params }] }, function(error, result){
  // ...
});

####Parameters

• limit: you can limit the number of activity feed items to a desired number. Note the default value is 10, and there is a upper cap of 100
• occurred_since_date: allows restricting the activity feed to only those items that occurred after a supplied date (example format: 2009/12/18 21:00:00 UTC)
• newer_than_version: allows restricting the activity feed to only those items that have a greater than supplied version

Example:

pivotalnode.activityFeed({ project: 1234, limit: 50 }, function(error, result){
  // ...
});

##Get Projects

###All my projects

pivotalnode.getProject(function(error, result){
  //..
});

###Get a single project

pivotalnode.getProject({ project: :ID }, function(error, result){
  //..
});