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stack-pack-gpapi

v3.1.355199804

Published

2 years ago

A GP stack package that provides secure access to the main GP API

Downloads

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stack-pack-gpapi

This module is available as a public npm package. For more information on using this package and how to set up the required environment variables, please see the stack-pack-gpapi-demo

npm install stack-pack-gpapi --save

The GoodPractice API (GP-API) is a comprehensive RESTful API that gives registered clients highly secure access to almost all of the features we at GoodPractice use internally to create and present our award-winning content for Leaders and Managers.

Giving clients access to the GP-API is a great idea but the hurdle is the security. It is typically tricky to perform the security handshake, especially when you are completely new to the GP-API. And of course, it is always the first thing that must be done before getting access to the GP-API features.

This package is a helper npm-module that greatly simplifies the security handshake process and then any subsequent access to the main GP-API endpoints. This leaves you free to just pick and use the end-points that you need without worrying about encryption or identity-tokens - its all done for you, correctly and securely.