adi_loter_sdk v1.0.1

loter_SDK

Install:

npm i adi_loter_sdk

This SDK provides class to use LOTER API.

use:

1. config your SDK credentials by importing the class and providing it your API key: const loter_SDK = new ApiClient(< your api key >);

2. query directly from the SDK using the following methods:

   1.get with options:

   getBooks(< options>):
   provides all the books available in the API , this method allows you to provide filtering options
   available options goes in key value pairs : {option: value}
     limit- string, value - number (will limit the amount responded)
     match- string, value - string (the name of the book)
     exclude - string, value - string (the name of the book to exclude)

   2. simple getter: getMovies() getMoviesQuotes() will provide all the movies name returns an array

   3. general getters:

      getAllChapters(), getAllQuotes() returns an array example: getAllChapters(chapterName), will provide all the chapters name, if the search param will not be provided will respond in all the chapters information returns an array

   4. getters with a parameter: getOneBookByParam(), getOneMovieByParam() returns a strings

  will search from all the possible values in return what was provided as parameters 

  this category has another method that allows filtration:
    getMoviesByCriteria("academyAwardNominations", '>20'))
    returns a string array of objects with chapter's data

  example:
    getOneBookByParam(searchParam , paramValue):
      provides the a book that meets this criteria
      accepts the following parameters:
        searchParams- string: "id", "name"
        paramValue - string

getters with connection to other category:
  getBookByChapterName()
  returns book object , 
  
getAllChaptersFromABook()
return array of strings


example:
  getAllChaptersFromABook(bookIdentifier, value):
    provide all chapters from a given book identifier.
    bookIdentifier - string : bookId, book name.
    value - string.

testing

In order to run package testing: 1. create a '.env' file in the package directory 2. go to the package directory and type npm run tests.