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ts-synology-api

v2.0.38

Published

Api to wrap Syno API wrote in ts, npm package's transpiled in js

Downloads

286

Readme

ts-synology-api

Api to wrap Syno API wrote in ts, npm package's transpiled in js

import Syno from "ts-synology-api";

Coverage

  • [x] api
    • [x] auth
      • [x] key
    • [x] info
  • [x] core
    • [x] normal-user
      • [x] login-notify
  • [ ] download-station
    • [x] info
    • [ ] rss
      • [ ] site
      • [ ] feed
    • [ ] schedule
    • [ ] statistic
    • [x] task
    • [ ] bt-search
  • [ ] dsm
    • [x] info
  • [ ] file-station
    • [x] info
    • [x] list
  • [ ] create a script to get all definitions from a syno to update.

Configuration

# .env for process.env global
SYNOLOGY_URL="http[s]://ip:port"
SYNOLOGY_USER="user"
SYNOLOGY_PASS="passwd"

How Api was build

  • repository 're real path except when 're parameters
  • api request 're save in Index
  • return types 're optionals and save in Type.return
  • params types 're optionals and save in Type.params
  • body params types 're save in Type.body
  • default params 're undefined if needed, they're update with explicite params

How to test


    mkdir test-ts-synology-api && cd test-ts-synology-api
    # globaly install next and typescript
    npm i -g create-next-app typescript
    # create next app in the current folder
    create-next-app ./
    # create typescript config file
    tsc --init
    # run ur next app
    npm run dev
    # he tell u to install some dependencies
    npm install --save-dev typescript @types/react
    # clean ur app
    rm ./pages/**/*.js && rm -rf ./public ./styles
    # create ur .env file with ur config
    # run again ur app
    npm run dev
    # next ll detect ur tsconfig file and autofonfigure him
    # create ur first api file in the api folder and Enjoy 😀

Definition

INFO : /var/packages/DownloadStation - version API : /var/packages/DownloadStation/target/webapi - api's folder LIB : /var/packages/DownloadStation/target/webapi - definition json CGI : /var/packages/DownloadStation/target/webapi - compiled SO : /var/packages/DownloadStation/target/webapi - compiled

INFO

Api's url was updated to respond to the /entry.cgi root: /usr/syno/synoman