@betty-blocks/api-test-framework v1.5.22

Introduction

This package can be used to call Betty Blocks API's

Getting started

Install package

yarn add @betty-blocks/api-test-framework

Alias

You might want to rename the framework for simplicity sake yarn add api-test-framework@npm:@betty-blocks/api-test-framework

Get an API instance

setAPI function

Expects an object as the first and only parameter. Based on the keys passed you are able to access different API's.

Betty 5:

const api = setupAPI({
    applicationDomain,
    /*
    NL3: `https://${app}.bettyblocks.com`
    Acceptance: `https://${app}.acceptance.bettyblocks.com`
    Edge: `https://${app}.edge.bettyblocks.com`
    */
    applicationToken,
    /*
    Token that can be generated on a per app basis in my-bb.
    Should correspond to the below username
    */
    username,
    /*
    The username you fill in, its generally an email.
    For most existing apps this mail is used:
    'testbaselinebettyblocks@gmail.com'
    */
});

Meta API

const api = setupAPI({
    metaAPIURL,
    /*
    NL3: 'https://meta-api-nl3.betty.services/graphql',
    Acceptance: 'https://meta-api-acceptance.betty.services/graphql',
    Edge: 'https://meta-api.betty.services/graphql',
    */
    applicationName,
    /*
    Name of the application you are using. For example:
    'data-api-edge'
    */
    username
    /*
    The username you fill in, its generally an email.
    For most existing apps this mail is used:
    'testbaselinebettyblocks@gmail.com'
    */
    password,
    /*
    Password for your user (is used to get valid tokens)
    For the mail provided above the password is:
    '123!IkMaakDit'
    */
});

MyBB API

const api = setupAPI({
    username
    /*
    The username you fill in, its generally an email.
    For most existing apps this mail is used:
    'testbaselinebettyblocks@gmail.com'
    */
    password,
    /*
    Password for your user (is used to get valid tokens)
    For the mail provided above the password is:
    '123!IkMaakDit'
    */
});

Usage

You can, after calling setupAPI, use the different classes to create different entities. For example:

await api.model.create({ name: 'asfd', table_name: 'asdf', options: { label: 'asdf' } });