forge-data-management v2.1.1

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forge-data-management

Asynchronous Javascript/Node.js library for the Autodesk Forge Data Management API.

This SDK was generated from YAML using a modified version of the Swagger tools. Modified version located here.

Samples using this SDKs available here.

Installation

npm

npm install forge-data-management --save

For browser

The library also works in the browser environment via npm and browserify. After following the above steps with Node.js and installing browserify with npm install -g browserify, perform the following (assuming main.js is your entry file):

browserify main.js > bundle.js

Then include bundle.js in the HTML pages.

Getting Started

Please follow the installation instruction and execute the following JS code:

This libray can either use callbacks ot Promises. Do not provide a callback parameter to use Promises.

callback version

var ForgeDataManagement =require ('forge-data-management') ;

var defaultClient =ForgeDataManagement.ApiClient.instance ;

// Configure OAuth2 access token for authorization: oauth2_access_code
var oauth2_access_code =defaultClient.authentications ['oauth2_access_code'] ;
oauth2_access_code.accessToken ="YOUR ACCESS TOKEN" ;

var api =new ForgeDataManagement.FoldersApi()
 ;
var projectId ="projectId_example" ; // {String} the `project id`
 ;
var folderId ="folderId_example" ; // {String} the `folder id`


var callback =function (error, data, response) {
  if ( error ) {
    console.error (error) ;
  } else {
    console.log ('API called successfully. Returned data: ' + data) ;
  }
};
api.getFolder(projectIdfolderId, , callback) ;

Promise version

var ForgeDataManagement =require ('forge-data-management') ;

var defaultClient =ForgeDataManagement.ApiClient.instance ;

// Configure OAuth2 access token for authorization: oauth2_access_code
var oauth2_access_code =defaultClient.authentications ['oauth2_access_code'] ;
oauth2_access_code.accessToken ="YOUR ACCESS TOKEN" ;

var api =new ForgeDataManagement.FoldersApi()
 ;
var projectId ="projectId_example" ; // {String} the `project id`
 ;
var folderId ="folderId_example" ; // {String} the `folder id`


api.getFolder(projectIdfolderId, ).then (function (data) {
  console.log ('API called successfully. Returned data: ' + data) ;
}, function (error) {
  console.error (error) ;
}) ;

Documentation for API Endpoints

All URIs are relative to https://developer.api.autodesk.com/

Documentation for Models

• ForgeDataManagement.BadInputResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.BaseAttributesCreatedUpdated
• ForgeDataManagement.BaseAttributesCreatedUpdatedAttributes
• ForgeDataManagement.BaseAttributesExtensionObject
• ForgeDataManagement.ConflictResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.CreateItem
• ForgeDataManagement.CreateRef
• ForgeDataManagement.CreateStorage
• ForgeDataManagement.CreateVersion
• ForgeDataManagement.Folder
• ForgeDataManagement.FolderResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.ForbiddenResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.Health
• ForgeDataManagement.HealthResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.Hub
• ForgeDataManagement.HubResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.HubsResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.Item
• ForgeDataManagement.ItemCreatedResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.ItemResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiAttributes
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiCollection
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiDocument
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiDocumentBase
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiError
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiLink
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiLinks
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiLinksPaging
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiLinksRelated
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiLinksSelf
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiMeta
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiMetaLink
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationships
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationshipsLinksExternalResource
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationshipsLinksInternal
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationshipsLinksInternalResource
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationshipsLinksRefs
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiRelationshipsLinksRefsLinks
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiResource
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiTypeId
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiVersion
• ForgeDataManagement.JsonApiVersionJsonapi
• ForgeDataManagement.NotFoundResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.Project
• ForgeDataManagement.ProjectResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.ProjectsResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.RefsResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.RelRef
• ForgeDataManagement.Storage
• ForgeDataManagement.StorageCreatedResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.Version
• ForgeDataManagement.VersionCreatedResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.VersionResponse
• ForgeDataManagement.VersionsResponse

Documentation for Authorization

oauth2_access_code

• Type: OAuth
• Flow: accessCode
• Authorization URL: https://developer.api.autodesk.com/authentication/v1/authorize
• Scopes:
  • data:read: The application will be able to read the end user’s data within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:write: The application will be able to create, update, and delete data on behalf of the end user within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:create: The application will be able to create data on behalf of the end user within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:search: The application will be able to search the end user’s data within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • bucket:create: The application will be able to create an OSS bucket it will own.
  • bucket:read: The application will be able to read the metadata and list contents for OSS buckets that it has access to.
  • bucket:update: The application will be able to set permissions and entitlements for OSS buckets that it has permission to modify.
  • bucket:delete: The application will be able to delete a bucket that it has permission to delete.
  • code:all: The application will be able to author and execute code on behalf of the end user (e.g., scripts processed by the Design Automation API).
  • account:read: For Product APIs, the application will be able to read the account data the end user has entitlements to.
  • account:write: For Product APIs, the application will be able to update the account data the end user has entitlements to.
  • user-profile:read: The application will be able to read the end user’s profile data.

oauth2_application

• Type: OAuth
• Flow: application
• Authorization URL:
• Scopes:
  • data:read: The application will be able to read the end user’s data within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:write: The application will be able to create, update, and delete data on behalf of the end user within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:create: The application will be able to create data on behalf of the end user within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • data:search: The application will be able to search the end user’s data within the Autodesk ecosystem.
  • bucket:create: The application will be able to create an OSS bucket it will own.
  • bucket:read: The application will be able to read the metadata and list contents for OSS buckets that it has access to.
  • bucket:update: The application will be able to set permissions and entitlements for OSS buckets that it has permission to modify.
  • bucket:delete: The application will be able to delete a bucket that it has permission to delete.
  • code:all: The application will be able to author and execute code on behalf of the end user (e.g., scripts processed by the Design Automation API).
  • account:read: For Product APIs, the application will be able to read the account data the end user has entitlements to.
  • account:write: For Product APIs, the application will be able to update the account data the end user has entitlements to.
  • user-profile:read: The application will be able to read the end user’s profile data.

Documentation & Support

For more information, please visit https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/data/v2/

For support, please use http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/autodesk-data-management

License

This SDK is licensed under the terms of the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for full details.