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tinypulse

v1.4.3

Published

An unofficial API for tinypulse.

Downloads

3

Readme

tinypulse

An unofficial API for tinypulse.

use

var tinypulse = require("tinypulse");
var cheers = tinypulse.cheers;

sendCheers({
	token: yourTinypulseResponseToken,
	email: "[email protected]",
	message: "The team lunch you organized was as delicious as it was productive! Cheers.",
	isAnonymous: 0
}, function(err, data) {
	if(err) {
		console.log("Cheers was unsuccessful:", err);
	}
	else {
		console.log("Cheers sent!");
	}
});

or, npm install tinypulse -g and cheers from the terminal:

$ cheers --token=<yourTinypulseResponseToken>
$ cheers angie Your speach was incredible and inspiring.
$ cheers [email protected] This is an anonymous cheers -a

api

Some direction on how to use tinypulse.

cheers

This is a way to interact with a single user's cheers.

sendCheers

Arguments:

options is an object which takes the following properties:

  • token - string (required). The user's current response_token.
  • email - required. Accepts three different formats: bill, [email protected], ["[email protected]", "angie"]. The short name is the first part of their email; not their first name.
  • message - string (required). The cheers you will be sending.
  • isAnonymous - bool/bit (optional - default false). Whether the cheers should be anonymous

callback is a function which will be called on completion with err and data params.

getCheersPage

Documentation coming.

token

Token features were added in early testing and will likely be depricated in the near future. They are included here to allow this application to work as a command line tool. We will update the documentation when the direction we are going becomes clear.