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restaf

v1.5.5

Published

Library for writing SAS Viya application using REST APIs

Downloads

47

Readme

restAF - Making development of Viya Apps a snap

restAF is a small library to do the following:

  • Provide an easy-to-use API to accomplish the following:
    • UI framework agnostics
    • Manage connections to a Viya Server
    • Manage and execute links returned by the REST calls using a simple API
    • Provides a UMD library for use with browser-based apps
    • Can also be used in nodejs applications

Install

Install from the npm registry

npm install restaf

Install from repo

npm install https://github.com/sassoftware/restaf

UMD

Use the following url's to get UMD version.

unpkg.com/restaf/restaf.min.js

##To build the library locally

Clone the repository and do the npm install

git clone https://github.com/sassoftware/restaf
npm install

To build all the versions do the following

cd restaf
npm run build

This will build the nodejs library in the lib directory and the UMD libraries in dist directory

##Documentation Please see the doc.md in this repository.

Trying it out

  1. Make a copy of restaf.env file to some directory (for the purpose of this document we will assume you named is myenv.env)
  2. Edit myenv.env as instructed in the file.
  3. Run the demos in the examples directory as follows:
node examples\<examplename> <path to myenv>
ex:
node examples/logon ../myenv.env

Other examples using restAF

restaf-uidemos repository

restaf-uidemos Clone the restaf-uidemos repository to see how to use restAF in web applications.

restaf-apiexplorer repository

restaf-apiexplorer Clone the restaf-apiexplorer repository and explore the SAS APIs interactively. This is a good example of how to build complex applications with relative ease using restAF.