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workfrom
Workfrom.co API client for Node.js
workfrom
is a high-level library for interacting with the Workfrom API.
Works on all major Node versions- we test 0.10
, 0.12
, 4.0
, 5.0
, and 6.0
.
Getting started
Install via npm
$ npm i --save workfrom
Create a client instance
import Workfrom from 'workfrom'; // or: var Workfrom = require('workfrom')
let wf = Workfrom({
id: 'abcdef1234567890' // replace with your Workfrom appid
});
Documentation
Methods are namespaced under endpoints, which logically separate things you can interact with.
Generally, the interface is laid out as [endpoint].[method]
.
places.get
Get information on a specific place
wf.places.get({ id: 9075 })
.then(place => { /* do stuff */ });
wf.places.get({ slug: 'venice-grind' })
.then(place => { /* do stuff */ });
Parameter | Type | Required? | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
id |
Integer or String | yes* | mutually exclusive with slug |
slug |
String | yes* | mutually exclusive with id |
places.search
Search for places by name
wf.places.search({ name: 'Starbucks', limit: 10, page: 2 })
.then(results => { /* do stuff */ });
Parameter | Type | Required? | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
name |
String | yes | |
limit |
Integer | no | defaults to 20 |
page |
Integer | no | defaults to 1 |
places.near
Search for places near a location
wf.places.near({ postalCode: 94104, limit: 10, page: 1 })
.then(results => { /* do stuff */ });
wf.places.near({ lat: '37.783575', long: '-122.409048', radius: 2 })
.then(results => { /* do stuff */ });
Parameter | Type | Required? | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
lat |
String | yes* | required if postalCode is omitted |
long |
String | yes* | required if postalCode is omitted |
postalCode |
Integer or String | yes* | required if lat & long are omitted |
radius |
Integer | no | in miles, defaults to 5 ; not allowed alongside postalCode |
limit |
Integer | no | defaults to 20 ; not allowed alongside lat /long |
page |
Integer | no | defaults to 1 ; not allowed alongside lat /long |
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome, provided that documentation and tests are updated to match any changes made.