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simpler-forge-apis

v0.0.6

Published

Experimental wrapper around the official Autodesk Forge SDK providing higher-level abstractions and ideally an easier-to-work-with interface.

Downloads

94

Readme

simpler-forge-apis

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Experimental wrapper around the official Autodesk Forge SDK providing higher-level abstractions and (hopefully) an easier-to-work-with API.

  • Code docs: https://unpkg.com/simpler-forge-apis@latest/docs/index.html
  • Completion status: see STATUS.md

Motivation

  • With the official SDK you have to maintain access tokens yourself which can be a bit of a hassle, and you have to pass tokens to individual API calls. This library handles all of that for you:
// Using the official SDK

let _tokenCache = new Map();

async function _getAccessToken(scopes) {
    const key = scopes.join(',');
    let token = _tokenCache.get(key);
    if (!token || token.expires_at < Date.now()) {
        const client = new AuthClientTwoLegged(FORGE_CLIENT_ID, FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET, scopes);
        token = await client.authenticate();
        token.expires_at = Date.now() + token.expires_in * 1000;
        _tokenCache.set(key, token);
    }
    return {
        access_token: token.access_token,
        expires_in: Math.round((token.expires_at - Date.now()) / 1000)
    };
}

const token = await _getAccessToken(['viewables:read']);
console.log(await new DerivativesApi().getFormats({}, null, token));
console.log(await new DerivativesApi().getManifest(URN, {}, null, token));

// Using this library

const client = new ModelDerivativeClient({ client_id: FORGE_CLIENT_ID, client_secret: FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET });
console.log(await client.getFormats());
console.log(await client.getManifest(URN));

// Or, if you already have an existing token you want to reuse

const client = new ModelDerivativeClient({ access_token: ACCESS_TOKEN });
console.log(await client.getFormats());
console.log(await client.getManifest(URN));
  • The official SDK typically returns complete response objects (with body, status code, etc.), and when working with endpoints that return lists of data, it typically leaves the pagination or collection to you. This library takes care of that as well:
// Using the official SDK

const token = await _getAccessToken(['data:read']);
let response = await new ObjectsApi().getObjects(BUCKET, { limit: 64 }, null, token);
let objects = response.body.items;
while (response.body.next) {
    const startAt = new URL(response.body.next).searchParams.get('startAt');
    response = await new ObjectsApi().getObjects(BUCKET, { limit: 64, startAt }, null, token);
    objects = objects.concat(response.body.items);
}
console.log(objects);

// Using this library

const client = new OSSClient({ client_id: FORGE_CLIENT_ID, client_secret: FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET });
console.log(await client.listObjects(BUCKET));

// Or, paging through the results using the `for await` loop

for await (const batch of client.enumerateObjects(BUCKET)) {
    console.log(batch);
}
  • When working with different regions, the official SDK sometimes expects these to be provided per each method call, and sometimes per each class instance. And when working with custom hosts, you need to pass in a custom ApiClient object. In this library the region and host are always defined per class instance:
// Using the official SDK

const token = await _getAccessToken(['bucket:read', 'viewables:read']);
const apiClient = new ApiClient('https://developer-dev.api.autodesk.com');

const bucketsApi = new BucketsApi(apiClient);
let response = await bucketsApi.getBuckets({ limit: 64, region: 'EMEA' }, null, token);
let buckets = response.body.items;
while (response.body.next) {
    const startAt = new URL(response.body.next).searchParams.get('startAt') as string;
    response = await bucketsApi.getBuckets({ limit: 64, startAt, region: 'EMEA' }, null, credentials);
    buckets = buckets.concat(response.body.items);
}
console.log(buckets);

const derivativesApi = new DerivativesApi(apiClient, 'EMEA');
console.log(await derivativesApi.getManifest(URN, {}, null, token));

// Using this library

const options = { region: Region.EMEA, host: 'https://developer-dev.api.autodesk.com' };
const ossClient = new OSSClient({ client_id: FORGE_CLIENT_ID, client_secret: FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET }, options);
console.log(await ossClient.listBuckets());
const mdClient = new ModelDerivativeClient({ client_id: FORGE_CLIENT_ID, client_secret: FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET }, options);
console.log(await mdClient.getManifest(URN));