BoltIoT API wrapper

A tiny and simple but useful utility library for fetching BoltIoT Cloud API.

Supports every part of currently documented Bolt Cloud API(and Bolt Cloud Pro API)
No dependancies, only single .js file
It uses fetch API and async await under the hood, polyfill required for older browsers

How to Use

Import it with cdn or directly

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/RoneelV/BoltIoT-fetch-wrapper/index.js

Set API token and device name with setKey (The following script will automatically set them when you upload code on Bolt cloud)

setKey('{{ApiKey}}', '{{Name}}')

You can use any functions now 🎉

try {
   let response = await analogRead('A0')
   myElement.innerText = response
} catch (e) {
   console.error(e.name + ' : ' + e.message)
}

API

Name of functions are exactly same as the name of respective commands. check out Bolt Cloud API
Every function has device_name as last and optional parameter for checking another devices without ever having setKey again.
'Multi' functions will accept lists of numbers as argument(like pins, values) and will return Promise that return a list of numbers.
Read functions will return Promises that return the read value as string.
Write functions will return Promises that return the written value. (would be the same as the one provided as argument)
In general, every function will return every property(except "success" and with the same name and order) that is returned by the respective command, if number of properties is >1, the function will return an object with them. (in a Promise)
In case of error / failure, the function will return an object with name and message as properties.

// Reading state of a pin
digitalMultiRead(pins)
   .then(console.log)
   .catch(console.error)
// Writing state
myElem.onclick = async e => {
   try {
      let response = await servoWrite(pin, e.target.value)
      myDisplayElem.innerText = 'Successfully changed value of ..'
   } catch (er) {
      myDisplayElem.innerText = e.name + ' : ' + e.message
   }
}
// Utilies
restart()
   .then(/*Do something*/)
   .catch(/*Do something*/)