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stash-client

v0.3.2

Published

A Node.js client for Atlassian's Bitbucket Server (formerly Stash).

Downloads

19

Readme

Stash Client

A Node.js client for Atlassian's Bitbucket Server (formerly Stash).

Note: Requires Node.js 4+.

API Coverage

The current implementation was built and tested against Stash 3.11.3 and provides API coverage for all available routes. Support for newer/older implementations of the API require access to those specific versions.

Known Issues

The following routes return a 404 Not Found status:

  • POST /rest/api/1.0/projects/{projectKey}/repos/{repositorySlug}/pull-requests/{pullRequestId}/comments
  • POST /rest/api/1.0/projects/{projectKey}/repos/{repositorySlug}/pull-requests/{pullRequestId}/participants
  • POST /rest/api/1.0/tasks

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm install --save stash-client

Examples

For example usage, review the manual test provided in the test directory. The client can be used from a broad or narrow level. The value returned in each request Promise is an object with values for the body, headers, etc. All methods are curried.

{
  "body": ...,
  "headers": ...,
  "statusCode": ...,
  "statusMessage": ...,
  "url": ...,

  // additional values
}

Broad Example

If various parts of the API are needed for a workflow, the client provides a means to broadly access the API.

const stash = require("stash-client");
const config = {
  password: "UltraMegaSuperSeriousSecretPassphrase(0)",
  url: "https://stash.myhost.com",
  username: "user.name"
};
const projectKey = "TEST";
const repositorySlug = "test-repo";
const testRepos = stash(config).api().projects().repos(projectKey);

testRepos.pullRequests(repositorySlug).list(); // Promise
testRepos.list(); // Promise

Narrow Example

If only a single part of the API is required for access, the client provides a means to access a specific category.

const pullRequests = require("stash-client/api/projects/repos/pullRequests");
const config = {
  password: "UltraMegaSuperSeriousSecretPassphrase(0)",
  url: "https://stash.myhost.com",
  username: "user.name"
};
const projectKey = "TEST";
const repositorySlug = "test-repo";

pullRequests(config, projectKey, repositorySlug).list(); // Promise