victorquinn/node-dominos-pizza-api

This is a node.js wrapper for the dominos pizza apis

Node Domino's API

This is a node.js wrapper for the Domino's pizza API's

This work is licenced via the DBAD Public Licence.

Install Domino's API

npm install dominos

Finding Nearby Domino's Locations

argument	type	default	required
address	full or partial address string	null	true
callback	function to pass the api result to	null	true
type	Delivery, Carryout, all	all	false

By Postal Code

this yields the least accurate information

dominos.store.find(
    '20500',
    function(storeData){
        console.log(storeData);
    }
);

By City and Postal Code

this yields less accurate information but is better than just using the postal code

dominos.store.find(
    'Beverly Hills 90210',
    function(storeData){
        console.log(storeData);
    }
);

Using Full or Nearly Full Address

this yields the best information and sorts stores by actual distance

dominos.store.find(
    '1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, 20500',
    function(storeData){
        console.log(storeData);
    }
);

Domino's Store Info

argument	type	default	required
storeID	string or int	null	true
callback	function to pass the api result to	null	true

//Get Store Info for Store #4336
dominos.store.info(
    4336,
    function(storeData){
        console.log(storeData);
    }
);

Menu for Specific Domino's Store Location

argument	type	default	required
storeID	string or int	null	true
callback	function to pass the api result to	null	true
lang	language string	en	false

//Get Menu for Store #4336
dominos.store.menu(
    4336,
    function(storeData){
        console.log(storeData);
    }
);

Tracking Domino's Pizza

By Phone

argument	type	default	required
phone	Phone number string or int	null	true
callback	function to pass the api result to	null	true

dominos.track.phone(
    2024561111,
    function(pizzaData){
        console.log(pizzaData);
    }
);

By orderKey

argument	type	default	required
orderKey	string or int	null	true
storeID	sting or int	null	true
callback	function to pass the api result to	null	true

dominos.track.orderKey(
    123456,
    12345,
    function(pizzaData){
        console.log(pizzaData)
    }
);

Domino's Pizza Orders

Three classes exist to get orders started,

Class	Description
dominos.class.Order	creates a basic order object
dominos.class.Product	creates a basic product with a quantity of 1
dominos.class.Payment	creates a basic credit card payment object

creating an order

var order=new dominos.class.Order();
order.Order.Phone='2024561111';
order.Order.FirstName='Barack';
order.Order.LastName='Obama';
order.Order.Email='CommanderInChief@whitehouse.gov';

creating a product and adding it to the order :

var product=new dominos.class.Product();
product.Code='14SCREEN' //14" Hand Tossed Cheese Pizza
order.Order.Products.push(product);

Validating an Order

This step is *Strongly recommended

dominos.order.validate(
    order,
    function(data){
        console.log(data);
    }
);

Validating an Order

This step is *Strongly recommended

dominos.order.validate(
    order,
    function(data){
        console.log(data);
    }
);

Price an Order

dominos.order.price(
    order,
    function(data){
        console.log(data);
    }
);

Place an Order

Before you can place an order you must create a payment method and add it to the order :

paramater	type	required	default
Amount	Float	true	0
Number	Credit Card Number Int/String	true
CardType	String	true
Expiration	Digits only Int/String	true
SecurityCode	Int/String	true

var cardInfo=new dominos.class.Payment();
cardInfo.Amount=42.50; 
//get amount from dominos.order.price request 
//data.result.Order.Amounts.Customer

cardInfo.Number='4444888888888888';
cardInfo.CardType='VISA';
cardInfo.Expiration='1017';
cardInfo.SecurityCode='189';
cardInfo.PostalCode='20500';

order.Order.Payments.push(cardInfo);

Then you can place the order and catch placement failures :

dominos.order.place(
    order,
    function(data){
        console.log(data);

        if(data.result.Order.Status==-1){
            console.log(
                '\n###### NO PIZZA FOR YOU! ######\n',
                orderData.result.Order.StatusItems,
                '\n#########################\n\n'
            );
            return;
        }

    }
);