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render-node-client

v1.0.4

Published

A Node.js client library for interacting with the Render API.

Downloads

498

Readme

render-node-client

A Node.js client library for interacting with the Render API.

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE

This package is currently under development and has not been published yet. It is not available for installation via npm at this time. We appreciate your interest and ask for your patience as we prepare for the official release.

Installation

$ npm install render-node-client

Usage

First, import the RenderClient and create an instance:

import RenderClient from 'render-node-client';

const apiKey = process.env.RENDER_API_KEY;
const client = new RenderClient(apiKey);

Services

List all services:

const services = await client.services.list();
console.log(services);

Get details of a specific service:

const serviceId = 'srv-123456';
const serviceDetails = await client.services.get(serviceId);
console.log(serviceDetails);

Deploys

List deploys for a service:

const serviceId = 'srv-123456';
const deploys = await client.deploys.list(serviceId);
console.log(deploys);
Create a new deploy:

const serviceId = 'srv-123456';
const newDeploy = await client.deploys.create(serviceId);
console.log(newDeploy);

API Reference

Services

- services.list(): List all services
- services.get(id: string): Get details of a specific service
- services.create(data: object): Create a new service
- services.update(id: string, data: object): Update a service
- services.delete(id: string): Delete a service
- services.suspend(id: string): Suspend a service
- services.resume(id: string): Resume a service
- services.scaleInstanceCount(id: string, numInstances: number): Scale service instance count
- services.getEnvironmentVariables(id: string): Get environment variables for a service
- services.updateEnvironmentVariables(id: string, envVars: object): Update environment variables for a service
- services.deleteEnvironmentVariable(id: string, key: string): Delete an environment variable for a service
- services.getEvents(id: string): Get events for a service

Deploys

- deploys.list(serviceId: string, options?: object): List deploys for a service
- deploys.get(serviceId: string, deployId: string): Get details of a specific deploy
- deploys.create(serviceId: string, clearCache?: boolean): Create a new deploy
- deploys.cancel(serviceId: string, deployId: string): Cancel a deploy
- deploys.rollback(serviceId: string, deployId: string): Rollback to a previous deploy

Error Handling

The library uses async/await, so you can use try/catch blocks for error handling:

try {
  const services = await client.services.list();
  console.log(services);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('An error occurred:', error);
}

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License.