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sro

v6.0.0

Published

Friendly Correios SRO API wrapper and command-line utility

Downloads

56

Readme

SRO

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📦🔍 Friendly Correios SRO API wrapper and command-line utility.

  • Validate tracking numbers and their check digits
  • Batch API requests whenever possible
  • Strip empty or whitespace-only fields
  • Create proper ISO date strings from events
  • Handle crazy server responses, like unclosed XML tags
  • Provide command-line utility with human-readable output

Installation

npm install sro

Usage

import { track } from 'sro'
const [items, failures] = await track('TE123456789BR')

If installed globally using the npm -g flag, SRO can also be invoked from the command-line:

$ sro
Usage: sro [options] <numbers...>

Options:
  -V, --version          output the version number
  -o, --output <format>  specify the output format (table|json|pretty) [table] (default: "table")
  -c, --check            check tracking number check digit (default: false)
  -h, --help             display help for command

API

track(numbers, options?): Promise<[items, failures]>

Tracks a collection of tracking numbers.

Arguments

  • numbers (String|Array) - Tracking number or array of tracking numbers to be tracked.
  • options (Object) - Optional tracking options:
    • checkDigit (Boolean) - Whether to validate the tracking number check digit
    • onProgress(progress, item) (Function) - Callback function called for each number once its data has been retrieved. progress is a float number between 0 and 1. item is the item object. Invalid tracking numbers are filtered before any requests are made, so they will not be passed here.

Return

[items, failures] (Array)

  • items (Array) - Item objects.
  • failures (Array) - Objects containing the tracking numbers that did not pass validation.

validate(number, options?): [passes, failures]

Validates a collection of tracking numbers.

Arguments

  • numbers (String|Array) - Tracking number or array of tracking numbers to be validated
  • options (Object) - Optional tracking options:
    • checkDigit (Boolean) - Whether to validate the tracking number check digit

Return

[passes, failures] (Array)

  • passes (Array) - Objects containing the tracking numbers that passed validation.
  • failures (Array) - Objects containing the tracking numbers that did not pass validation.