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rightmove-rtdf

v0.3.3

Published

Client for the Rightmove Real Time Data Feed (RTDF) API

Downloads

19

Readme

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Rightmove RTDF Client

Client for the Rightmove Real Time Data Feed (RTDF) API.

The Rightmove RTDF API allows you to add, update and remove your properties and to retrieve reporting data for leads and performance metrics.

See the docs and RTDF spec for more information.

Authentication

From the Rightmove RTDF Spec:

The data feed functionality will only be accessible by an authorised party using a certificate provided by Rightmove. The certificate will contain a private key and an X509 certificate. This will be provided in whichever keystore file format is most suitable for the client’s implementation (i.e. JKS or JCEKS for Java, PKCS#12 for Windows applications and PEM for other languages).

The certificate provided by Rightmove can be used to authenticate requests made using the client by constructing a HTTPS Agent.

Usage

Installation

Install with npm i rightmove-rtdf.

Example: create an authenticated Agent to use with requests

import { Agent } from "node:https";

export const NETWORK_ID = Number.parseInt(process.env.NETWORK_ID);
export const BRANCH_ID = Number.parseInt(process.env.BRANCH_ID);

const CERT_PEM = Buffer.from(process.env.CERT_PEM_BASE64, "base64");
const CERT_PASSPHRASE = process.env.CERT_PASSPHRASE;

export const AGENT = new Agent({
  cert: CERT_PEM,
  key: CERT_PEM,
  passphrase: CERT_PASSPHRASE,
});

Example: create a RTDF client and make a GetBranchPropertyList call

import { Client } from "rightmove-rtdf";

import { AGENT, BRANCH_ID, NETWORK_ID } from "./path/to/credentials";

const client = new Client({
  test: false, // (optional) set to `true` to use the Rightmove test endpoint
  requestOptions: {
    agent: AGENT, // (optional) set a default agent for all calls
  },
});

const getBranchPropertyListResponse = await client.getBranchPropertyList({
  network: {
    network_id: NETWORK_ID,
  },
  branch: {
    branch_id: BRANCH_ID,
  },
});

if (getBranchPropertyListResponse.success) {
  // handle successful request
} else {
  // handle failed request
}