api-portainer v0.3.4

Portainer Client

This projects exposes the Portainer API (currently for version 1.20.2) as Promise-based JavaScript functions. Currently, only GET based endpoints are implemented, other ones will follow. If I have enough time and motivation, I will also add an OOP abstraction layer.

The package is written in TypeScript (.d.ts type definitions come bundled with this package) and compiles to ES5.

Table of contents

• Portainer Client
• Table of contents
  • Features
  • Example
    • Using the plain functions
    • Using the PortainerSession class

Features

• Call Portainer API endpoints using plain JS functions or a class
• Optional encapsulation of authentication and hostname using the PortainerSession class

Example

Using the plain functions

const host = 'https://myportainerinstance';

async function main() {
    const token = await authenticate(host, 'username', 'password');
    const stacks = await stacks.getAll(host, token);
    console.log(JSON.stringify(stacks));
}

main();

$ node index.js
[{"Id":3,"Name":"databasestack","Type":2,"EndpointId":1,"SwarmId":"","EntryPoint":"docker-compose.yml","Env":[],"ProjectPath":"/data/compose/3","ResourceControl":{"Id":0,"ResourceId":"","SubResourceIds":null,"Type":0,"UserAccesses":null,"TeamAccesses":null,"Public":false}}]

Using the PortainerSession class

import PortainerSession from 'portainer-client';

async function main() {
    const portainer = await PortainerSession.create('https://portainer.example.com','username', 'password');

    const stacks = await portainer.getStacks();
    console.log(JSON.stringify(stacks));
}

$ node index.js
[{"Id":3,"Name":"databasestack","Type":2,"EndpointId":1,"SwarmId":"","EntryPoint":"docker-compose.yml","Env":[],"ProjectPath":"/data/compose/3","ResourceControl":{"Id":0,"ResourceId":"","SubResourceIds":null,"Type