Current RMS JS

An easy to use NPM HTTP client for the Current RMS API.

Installation

npm install --save currentrms-js

const currentApi = require('currentrms-js')
const client = new currentApi.Client('apiKey', 'subdomain')
const helper = new currentApi.Helper()

Usage

See the Current RMS API documentation for a full list of endpoints: http://api.current-rms.com/doc

Every request returns a Promise from Axios.

apiClient.getProductRevenue(productId, productRevenueId)
  .then((response) => {
    console.log(response.data) // Data from the server
    console.log(response.status) // HTTP status code from the server response
    console.log(response.statusText) // HTTP status message from the server response
    console.log(response.headers) // Headers that the server responded with
    console.log(response.config) // Config that was provided to `axios` for the request
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    console.error(error)
  })

GET

For any GET requests that accept query parameters, the 'queries' parameter is always last.

The queryParameters() and includeAssociations() helper functions return QueryStrings in the correct format for Current RMS.

Query Parameters

let queries = helper.queryParameters({
  filtermode: ['live'],
  per_page: 1,
  q: {
    state_eq: 3
  }
})

// returns string: filtermode=live&per_page=1&q[state_eq]=3

Include Associations

let include = helper.includeAssociations('member', 'opportunity_items')

// returns string: include[]=member&include[]=opportunity_items

You can then pass these variables as an Array to a function that accepts query parameters.

apiClient.getOpportunities([queries, include])

// path will be: /opportunities?filtermode=live&per_page=1&q[state_eq]=3&include[]=member&include[]=opportunity_items

String Query Parameters

If for some reason the helper functions queryParameters() and includeAssociations() do not fit your use-case, you can pass the query parameters as a string.

apiClient.getOpportunities('filtermode=live&per_page=1&q[state_eq]=3&include[]=member&include[]=opportunity_items')

// path will be: /opportunities?filtermode=live&per_page=1&q[state_eq]=3&include[]=member&include[]=opportunity_items

PUT and POST

For all PUT and POST requests, the 'body' parameter is always last. You do not need to use JSON.parse() or JSON.stringify().

For example:

apiClient.postDiscussion(discussionId, body)

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Sam Caplat

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