NodeJS client for accessing the Designer News API.
The library is available on npm:
npm install designer-news
var DN = require('designer-news');
// Configure
var config = new DN.Configuration(function () {
this.oauthKey = 'abc123'
this.oauthSecret = 'foobar'
// optional, if you have it
this.accessToken = 'jfosdf9sud98fds0f8snd0fs8dnf'
});
// Create the client
var client = new DN.Client(config);// If configured without an access token, you will need
// to authenticate and retrieve one. Here's the password flow:
client.auth.withPassword('username', 'password', function (err, tokens) {
// We are now logged in. The configuration is automatically updated
// with the access token. We can store them somewhere persistent
// if needed.
});The JS function names roughly follow the same convention as the API URLs.
client.me(callback);
client.stories.get(id, callback);
client.stories.frontPage({page: 2}, callback);
client.stories.recent({page: 2}, callback);
client.stories.search(query, callback);
client.stories.upvote(id, callback);
client.stories.reply(id, comment, callback);
client.comments.get(id, callback);
client.comments.upvote(id, callback);
client.comments.reply(id, comment, callback);
client.motd.get(callback);
client.motd.upvote(callback);
client.motd.downvote(callback);All asynchronous calls return a promise, which can be used as an alternative to providing a callback.
client.auth.withPassword('username', 'password').then(function (resp) {
console.log(resp.accessToken);
return client.stories.frontPage();
}).then(function (resp) {
return client.stories.upvote(resp.stories[0].id);
}).then(function (story) {
console.log(story);
});Ryan LeFevre - GitHub, Twitter, Email
Available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.