const Client = require('badgekit-api-client');
var apiEndpoint = 'https://api.example.org';
var auth = {
key: '<auth key>',
secret: '<auth secret>'
};
var client = new Client(apiEndpoint, auth);
Documentation
Full documentation is available in the project: /docs.
Most client methods accept a context object and (optionally) a callback function. The context object is expected to contain namespaced sub-objects, describing the systems, badges, etc relevant to the function call. Passing in a simple string will auto-expand. That is, {system: 'system-slug'} is equivalent to {system: {slug: 'system-slug'}}.
Callback functions should accept two arguments: an error (where thrown) and any response data.
client.getBadges({system: 'system-slug'}, function (err, badges) {
if (err) return handleError(err);
badges.forEach(function (badge) {
// handle badge
});
});
Method calls provide management for badges, assessment, issuing and system/ issuer/ program admin.
Response data items all have basic functionality to allow for manipulation without having to maintain the context. For example:
client.getBadge({system: 'system-slug', badge: 'badge-slug'}, function (err, badge) {
if (err) return handleError(err);
badge.strapline = 'A new badge strapline';
client.updateBadge({system: 'system-slug', badge: badge});
//...
});
…is equivalent to:
client.getBadge({system: 'system-slug', badge: 'badge-slug'}, function (err, badge) {
if (err) return handleError(err);
badge.strapline = 'A new badge strapline';
badge.save();
//...
});
This software is no longer supported.
Badgekit API Client
A Node client library for
badgekit-api.Installation
Usage
Documentation
Full documentation is available in the project:
/docs.Most client methods accept a context object and (optionally) a callback function. The context object is expected to contain namespaced sub-objects, describing the systems, badges, etc relevant to the function call. Passing in a simple string will auto-expand. That is,
{system: 'system-slug'}is equivalent to{system: {slug: 'system-slug'}}.Callback functions should accept two arguments: an error (where thrown) and any response data.
Method calls provide management for badges, assessment, issuing and system/ issuer/ program admin.
Response data items all have basic functionality to allow for manipulation without having to maintain the context. For example:
…is equivalent to: