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As SensCritique is mostly using GraphQL (except for authentication and registration), this API client is just a prepared GraphQL client with some query samples. It also includes Firebase authentication (user/password only for the moment).
In order to help you to build queries, a Postman collection is attached with some useful queries (add wishes, add to list, search product...).
You can also find the GraphQL schema in the documentation.
npm i senscritique-graphql-api --save
Here is an example of usage that fetch your user details.
import {SensCritiqueGqlClient} from "./SensCritiqueGqlClient";
import {gql} from "graphql-request";
const query = gql`
query Me($avatarSize: String) {
me {
id
medias(avatarSize: $avatarSize) {
avatar
__typename
}
name
__typename
}
}
`
const variables = {
avatarSize: "70x70",
}
SensCritiqueGqlClient.build("youremailaddress@domain.com", "password").then(client => {
client.request(query, variables).then(data => {
console.log(JSON.stringify(data, undefined, 2))
})
});
You can dump the UserCredentials from the SensCritiqueGqlClient and serialize it to save its state (access token...).
import {SensCritiqueGqlClient} from "./SensCritiqueGqlClient";
const client = SensCritiqueGqlClient.build("youremailaddress@domain.com", "password").then(client => {
client.request(query, variables).then(data => {
console.log(JSON.stringify(data, undefined, 2))
})
});
const serializedUser = client.user.toJSON();
// Store it securely// Read serialized user from disk
const serializedUser = JSON.parse(serializedUserCredentials);
const user: firebase.User = new (firebase as any).User(serializedUser, serializedUser.stsTokenManager, serializedUser);
SensCritiqueApp.firebaseApp.auth().updateCurrentUser(user);