Introduction

The Bradford WSMS Client Library (Node JS) enables the integrator a convenient and faster way of integration.

Installation

Execute the following NPM command –

npm install bradford-wsms-client-library

Or, add the following line to the package.json under “dependancies”

“bradford-wsms-client-library”:  “1.0.0”

Import the package into your applicastion

const wsms = require(‘bradford-wsms-client-library’)

Creating a Session

Use the createSession function to create a session for the cloud product you prefer.

Arguments

|Argumen | Type | |--|--| | Integrator-id | String | | Claims | JS Object | | Private Key | String (Base 64) | | Options | JS Object (optional) | | Data | JS Object (optional) |

Options

randomJti :

A random jti will automatically be created if true. The claims should include jti if false

Code Sample

var privateKey = fs.readFileSync('./private_key.pem');

var claims = {    
   iss: 'sample-integrator',    
   userId: 'user-1',    
   teamId: 0,    
   orderId: 'order-1',    
   email: 'user-1@example.com',    
   productId: 101,    
}

var pKey = Buffer.from(privateKey).toString('base64');    
var options = {randomJti: true};    
var data = {hello: ‘world’}

wsms.createSession('sample-id', claims, 3, pKey, options, data)    
.then(function(){    
      console.log(‘Session Created’);
   },    
   function(e) {    
      console.log(e);
})

Security

The loading of the private key from a disk file in the above example is for demonstration purposes only. It is advisable to use environment variables to supply the key to the container running your app.