one-span-sign
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Node module for the One Span E-Sign API.
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One Span Sign
This project is an open source node module for interracting with the popular One Span Sign (formerly eSignLive) REST API.
Installation
npm install -g one-span-sign
npm install --save one-span-sign
Getting Started
In order to call the One Span Sign API, you will need to be setup wit an API Key. You will likely have both a sandbox API Key and a production API Key.
Production (Default)
The default API domain is 'apps.esignlive.com'. Documentation here for more info.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE'});
const response = await client.createPackage(...); //See below for arguments here
Production (Custom Domain)
For alternative domains, see here.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE', domain: 'apps.e-signlive.ca'}); // Canadian domain, for example
const response = await client.createPackage(...); //See below for arguments here
Sandbox/Dev (Default)
The default API domain is 'sandbox.esignlive.com'. Documentation here for more info.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE', sandbox: true});
const response = await client.createPackage(...); //See below for arguments here
Sandbox/Dev (Custom Domain)
For alternative domains, see here.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE', sandbox: true, sandboxDomain: 'signer-sandbox-gov.esignlive.com'}); // Government domain, for example
const response = await client.createPackage(...); //See below for arguments here
Methods
getPackage(id)
An existing package can be retrieved via the package id returned after creation.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE'});
const response = await client.getPackage('PACKAGE_ID_HERE');
getPackages([query])
An existing list of packages can be retrieved.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE'});
const response = await client.getPackages({sort: 'created'});
/**
You can pass-in optional query params that are appended to the request
The default query is {from: 0, to: 100}, which returns 100 packages
*/
getPackageSigningUrl(id, roleOrSigner)
Retrieves the signing url for a particular role.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const { Signer } = OneSpanClient;
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE'});
const responseA = await client.getPackageSigningUrl('PACKAGE_ID_HERE', 'ROLE_HERE');
console.log(responseA.url); // Signing url
/**
OR
*/
const responseB = await client.getPackageSigningUrl('PACKAGE_ID_HERE', new Signer({role: 'ROLE_HERE'}));
console.log(responseB.url); // Signing url
createPackage(package)
Packages should be assembled using the Document, Field, and Signer models from the library.
const OneSpanClient = require('one-span-sign');
const { Document, Field, Signer } = OneSpanClient;
const client = new OneSpanClient({apiKey: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE'});
const response = await client.createPackage(
'Income Tax', // name
'Income Tax Form', // description
[
new Document({
name: 'Income Tax Form',
file: 'local/path/to.pdf',
signatureFields: [
new Field({
name: 'sigPrep',
role: 'Cheese'
}),
new Field({
name: 'f1-66',
role: 'Crackers',
template: { subtype: 'CAPTURE' }
})
]
})
], // documents
[
new Signer({
role: 'Cheese',
firstName: 'Rollo',
lastName: 'Sly',
email: '[email protected]'
}),
new Signer({
role: 'Crackers',
firstName: 'Mitch',
lastName: 'Kooly',
email: '[email protected]'
})
] // signers
);
Upcoming Additions
- getPackageSigningStatus()
- updatePackage()
- deletePackage()
- clonePackage()
- getDocument()
Contribution Guidelines
Fork the respository and install all the dependencies:
npm install
Run the npm setup script in the project root directory:
npm run setup
Make sure to run the unit tests before committing. Obviously, add to the tests as you make changes:
npm run test
For watch:
npm run test:watch