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wakeflow-access

v0.1.17

Published

Wakeflow access package

Downloads

30

Readme

Intro

Access all of your third party API's with a single key

The Wakeflow API acts as a wallet that manages authentication for you

This package is a wrapper around Axios for the Wakeflow API

How it works

How it works

Say you want to use the Gmail API:

  1. you use wakeflow-access to make a request to the Gmail API
  2. wakeflow manages a wallet of the APIs you have authorised with us, gets a new auth token via oauth and adds it to your request
  3. Gmail sees the valid access token and responds with your list of emails
  4. Wakeflow passes the response on to you

Setup

  1. npm i wakeflow-access
  2. visit https://wakeflow.io/tokens to generate a token
  3. run the below code replacing your token and the url you want to access
import { access } from 'wakeflow-access'

access.setToken('abc123')
const response = await access({
   method: 'GET',
   url: 'https://gmail.googleapis.com/messages'
}$$)
console.log(response.data)
  1. If we support the URL, you'll get a response with a link allowing you to grant access$$
  2. Once access is granted you'll be able to run the code again, this time getting the desired response

Multiple Wallets

You can manage multiple wallets on wakeflow-access. To manage your wallets visit https://wakeflow.io/wallets To make a request using a particular wallet you can set your walletId before making a call:

access.setWallet('abc123')

OR you can set it in the config of each individual call:

const response = await access({
   method: 'GET',
   url: 'https://gmail.googleapis.com/messages'
},{wallet:'abc123'})

If you have multiple wallets and do not define which wallet to use, you will get an error message.

Benefits

  1. We manage the oauth flow for you to get access to APIs
  2. We handle refresh tokens for you so that each request is fired with a fresh token
  3. Only one secret token to access your entire wallet of authorised platforms
  4. A familiar interface to make requests - the same as Axios

Information Security

  • We are ICO registered (see ICO website)
  • We are working on an ISO27001 accreditation

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