@local-logic/client v1.9.8

Local Logic Client

The Local Logic Client library provides a JavaScript entry point to Local Logic Scores, Points of Interest, Demographics, Schools, Profiles, and Geographies.

Installation

Npm:

npm install @local-logic/client

Yarn:

yarn add @local-logic/client

Pnpm:

pnpm add @local-logic/client

Getting Started

To use the library, start by creating a new instance by invoking LocalLogicClient with your apiKey. You can generate a apiKey using the locallogic.co/oauth/apiKey API.

Example:

  import LocalLogicClient, { Scores } from "@local-logic/client";

  ...

  const client = LocalLogicClient("<apiKey>");

  let scores: Scores | undefined;

  try {
    scores = await client.getScores({
      lat: 45.532970,
      lng: -73.585600,
      include: ["groceries"]
    });
  } catch (e) {
    // Handle error
  }

Methods

getPois(params: Params) => Promise<POIs>

getScores(params: Params) => Promise<Scores>

getSchools(params: Params) => Promise<Schools>

getGeographies(params: Params) => Promise<Geographies>

getDemographics(params: Params) => Promise<Demographics>

getProfiles(params: Params) => Promise<Profiles>

getLocation(params: Params) => Promise<Location>

Error Handling

You can catch errors by wrapping your method invokations in try / catch. You can handle your errors generically, or if you require more granular control you can make use of the provided typeguards isRequestError and isValidationError.

Example:

import LocalLogicClient, {
  isRequestError,
  isValidationError,
} from "@local-logic/client";

try {
  // Call method
} catch (e) {
  if (isRequestError(e)) {
    // Handle request errors
  }

  if (isValidationError(e)) {
    // Handle validation errors
  }

  // Handle all other errors
}

Typescript

@local-logic/client provides type definitions and typeguards.