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tourcms-js

v2.3.1

Published

TourCMS JS Wrapper

Downloads

373

Readme

tourcms-js

JavaScript wrapper for accessing the TourCMS API

Status

Currently in beta version

Dependencies

If you use this wrapper installing it from npm, all dependencies will be installed automatically and wrapper would be ready to work with

Development

Currently, for development purposes you need to execute npm install to install the dependencies

Usage

As NPM installed package

If you are using it as npm package, you need to install it

npm i tourcms-js

And after, just import it

import TourCMS from 'tourcms-js'

As browser JS script tag

Otherwise, if you are using it on a script tag in browser, you need to import the class from some NPM CDN URL as UNPKG (https://unpkg.com/) or JSDelivr (https://www.jsdelivr.com/)

import TourCMS from 'https://unpkg.com/[email protected]'

import TourCMS from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]'

Please, note that script tag must have type="text"attribute in order to work.

After import, create a new object, and start working with it

// API Settings

// TourCMS Marketplace ID
// Tour Operators set this to 0
// Agents find it in your TourCMS control panel
let marketplaceId = 0;

// API Key
// Tour Operators find this in Configuration & Setup > API
// Agents find this in  
let APIKey = 'API_KEY_HERE';
 
// Create a new TourCMS API object
let tourcms = new TourCMS(marketplaceId, APIKey);

// API Base Url
// By default the base URL will point to TourCMS main production environment. 
// Using this variable will override this to point at another base URL, intended for testing purposes.
let baseURL = 'http://test-api.tourcms.com';
tourcms.setBaseURL(baseURL)

Make API calls, managing response from API. For example a tour search https://www.tourcms.com/support/api/mp/tour_search.php

// Channel ID
// Tour Operators set this to their channel ID
// Agents can set to limit to a specific channel
// Or pass as 0 to search all

let channelID = 3930;

// Search Tours
let promise = tourcms.searchTours(channelID);

TourCMS wrapper will always return the JS Promise with the request to API, that way you can manage it in the way you want


promise
.then((response) => {
    // Data will contain TourCMS response(XML) as string
    let data = response.data;
})
.catch((error) => {
    // In case of any error, you can access it
    console.log(error)
})
.finally(() => {
    // Tasks to be executed no matter if successfull or error
})