0.0.5 • Published 1 year ago

hypothesis-rest v0.0.5

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Hypothesis-REST

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A Typescript client for the Hypothesis REST API for Node.js and the browser

  • Static type checking for your API calls, responses and errors
  • Typescript errors for unauthenticated requests
  • Deal with Annotations, Groups, Profiles and Users rather than just HTTP requests

Catch mistakes as you type and minimize the need for actually making real API calls just for testing purposes.

Get Started

Examples

Documentation

Runtime Requirements: fetch

This code uses fetch so it will run as-is in modern browsers and Node.js 18 or later (the fetch Browser compatibility table on MDN also mentions Node.js 18).

To support anything else, you can polyfill fetch:

Authorization

This package enforces the rules described in the Hypothesis docs (notice the authentication method(s) required for each route noted next to the AUTHORIZATIONS label).

  • Generate your API token (you'll need to be logged into Hypothesis)
  • Generate au OAuth token
  • Get an OAuth token for someone else's account
actionUnauthenticatedAPI KeyAuth ClientAuth Client Forwarded User
root
search
createAnnotation
fetchAnnotation
updateAnnotation
deleteAnnotation
flagAnnotation
hideAnnotation
showAnnotation
getListOfGroups
createGroup
fetchGroup
updateGroup
createOrUpdateGroup
getGroupMembers
addGroupMember
removeGroupMember
fetchProfile
fetchUsersGroups
createUser
fetchUser
updateUser

Development

  • clone this repo
  • npm i to install dependencies
  • npm run to see more options

Tests

Heads Up! : Running the tests performs real requests against the Hypothes.is production API!

If you intend to run the tests (npm test), you'll first need to create a local environment file (cp .env.example .env.testing.local) and add a value for each declared environment variable. This will allow you to test using the library to reach endpoints that require authentication, among other things.

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