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workflowmax

v1.0.6

Published

Workflowmax API for Node.js

Downloads

5

Readme

WorkflowMax API for Node.js

Currently supported functions

client
 list([params])
 search([params])
 get(id, [params])
 add(data, [params])
 update(data, [params])
 archive(data, [params])
 delete(data, [params])

 getContact(id, [params])
 addContact(params)
 updateContact(id, params)
 deleteContact(id, params)

 rawGet(method, [params])
 rawPost(method, data,[params])
 rawPut(method, data, [params])
 rawDelete(method, data, [params])

lead
 list({ from: '20180101', to: '20190101', ...params })
 current([params])
 get(id, [params])
 add(data, [params])

 categories([params])

 rawGet(method, [params])
 rawPost(method, data,[params])
 rawPut(method, data, [params])
 rawDelete(method, data, [params])

categories
 list([params])

 rawGet(method, [params])
 rawPost(method, data,[params])
 rawPut(method, data, [params])
 rawDelete(method, data, [params])

staff
 list([params])

 rawGet(method, [params])
 rawPost(method, data,[params])
 rawPut(method, data, [params])
 rawDelete(method, data, [params])

job
 list({ from: '20180101', to: '20190101', ...params })
 current([params])
 get(id, [params])
 add(data, [params])
 update(data, [params])
 
 rawGet(method, [params])
 rawPost(method, data,[params])
 rawPut(method, data, [params])
 rawDelete(method, data, [params])

raw
 get(entity, method, [params])
 post(entity, method, data,[params])
 put(entity, method, data, [params])
 delete(entity, method, data, [params])

P.S. All unsupported methods can be reached via raw requests now

Usage

npm install workflowmax --save

or Yarn

yarn add workflowmax
var WorkflowMax = require('workflowmax');
var wfm = new WorkflowMax({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY', accountKey: 'YOUR_ACCOUNT_KEY'});

wfm.api.client.list()
  .then( function (clientList) {
    console.log(clientList);
  });

Raw requests

Currently not all API entities and methods have realisations in this API, but you can make raw requests.

You can use get, post, put, delete requests according to WorkflowMax documentation.

For example raw request for previous get client list code will be:

wfm.api.raw.get('client', 'list')
  .then( function (clientList) {
    console.log(clientList);
  });

Get client contact details via raw request:

wfm.api.raw.get('client', 'contact/10000004')
  .then( function (contactDetails) {
    console.log(contactDetails);
  });

All existing entity methods (e.g 'wfm.api.lead') also provide raw handlers.

They are called rawGet, rawPost, rawPut and rawDelete.

Example for client contact details:

wfm.api.client.rawGet('contact/10000004')
  .then( function (contactDetails) {
    console.log(contactDetails);
  });

Results

You will receive unmodified results in format that is used by WorkflowMax, kinda of XML.

Errors

Thrown errors:

General http errors and auth errors will be thrown as axios error instance without modification

Also some request errors (e.g. trying to least leads without from/to additional parameters) will be thrown as 500 error from WorkflowMax servers

Errors in results:

WorkflowMax sends errors in similar way as results, so we.

For example trying to get client using wrong id will result in:

<Response api-method="Get">
  <Status>ERROR</Status>
  <ErrorDescription>Invalid client identifier</ErrorDescription>
</Response>

While normal result will be like:

<Response api-method="Get">
  <Status>OK</Status>
  <Client>
    ...
  </Client>
</Response>

Examples

Examples are located at https://github.com/indemandly/workflowmax/tree/master/examples

To run examples:

  1. Clone repo & install dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/indemandly/workflowmax.git`
cd workflowmax
npm install
  1. Open examples/credentials.js and put your API keys obtained from WorkflowMax (how to get keys: https://www.workflowmax.com/api/authentication)

  2. List clients:

node ./examples/client/list

If you will get error at this step - check your credentials (step 2), to check your credentials in browser try this https://api.workflowmax.com/client.api/list?apiKey=YOUR_API_KEY&accountKey=YOUR_ACCOUNT_KEY

By default examples are using built version of this package, but you can change it in examples/instance.js by uncommenting one of lines:

const WorkflowMax = require('../build') // Built, node 4+ compatible

or

const WorkflowMax = require('../src') // ES6 (babel-node run)

P.S. to use source version you need to run scripts with babel-node e.g. babel-node ./examples/client/list

Building

If you want to make own build just use build command:

npm run build

or Yarn:

yarn build