papi-sdk-web v1.20.3

papi-sdk

A Javascript/Typescript SDK for working with the Pepperi SDK.

Installation

Install by running

npm install @pepperi-addons/papi-sdk

Usage:

Typescript

import { PapiClient } from '@pepperi-addons/papi-sdk'

// This might be an endpoint for an addon API
export async function foo(client: Client, request: Request) {
  
    // we need to supply the PapiClient with an HttpClient, the papi BaseURL and an access token
    const api = new PapiClient({
        baseURL: client.BaseURL, 
        token: client.OAuthAccessToken
    });

    const tables = await api.userDefinedTables.iter().toArray();
    console.log('tables.length', tables.length);
    console.log(tables);

    return tables;
};

Item Iteration

import { PapiClient } from '@pepperi-addons/papi-sdk'

// This might be an endpoint for an addon API
export async function foo(client: Client, request: Request) {
  
    // we need to supply the PapiClient with an HttpClient, the papi BaseURL and an access token
    const api = new PapiClient({
        baseURL: client.BaseURL, 
        token: client.OAuthAccessToken
    });

    for await (let table of api.userDefinedTables.iter()) {
        console.log(table);
        console.log('values', table.values);
    }
};

Endpoints

Most of Pepperi API endpoints support similar functionality, and therfore most of the endpoints in the papi-sdk have the same functions.

Let's take the accounts endpoint for example.

GET https://papi.pepperi.com/v1.0/accounts #returns a list of accounts
POST https://papi.pepperi.com/v1.0/accounts #upsert a single account returns the updated account

The same way the papi-sdk:

const accounts: Account[] = papiClient.accounts.iter().toArray();
const updated: Account = papiClient.accounts.upsert(account);

The iter function on all enpoints support the same paramters that the GET supports.

fields - The APIName that the endpoint should return

where - an SQL like where clause for filtering

order_by - sorting eg. CreationDate ASC

etc. See https://developer.pepperi.com/account-resources/apis/get/accounts

We chose that the Interfaces (eg. Account) representing the objects that are returned from the API, should include all the endpoints known properties. Properties that must be sent in upsert are marked as non-optional in the interfaces. The rest are all marked as optional. Although the fields that you will get by calling iter() depends on the fields parameter that you send, we decided that the iter willl return and object with the interface type eg. Account, for easy code-completion & intelisense.

With endpoints that are more complicated, we encorperated the API route into the function signature.

For example: | API | SDK | | --- | --- | | /addons/installed_addons/\<uuid>/install | client.addons.installedAddons.addonUUID('\<uuid>').install() | | /addons/api/\<uuid>/api/foo | client.addons.api.uuid('\<uuid>').file('api').func('foo').get() | | /meta_data/transactions/types/Sales Order/fields | client.metaData.type('transactions').types.subtype('Sales Order').fields.get() |

Versioning

This repo follows sematic versioning. See https://semver.org/.

Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the:

MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes

MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner

PATCH version when you make backwards compatible bug fixes.

Contributing

Contributions to this package are encouraged strongly.

To contribute commit your changes to a seperate branch, and then create a PR at https://github.com/pepperi-addons/papi-sdk.

Before submitting your PR make sure:

• That your branch compiles npm run compile
• That your branch follows this repo's linting guides npm run lint You can fix most linting issues by running npm run fix-lint. Make sure that these scripts do not return an error or warning.
• That you increment the version number for your changes to be published, according to the specfications above.

To increment the package version:

Run npm version patch to increment a patch.

Run npm version minor to increment a minor.

Run npm version major to increment a major. You probably shouldn't do this if you are not sure.

Every PR must be approved by at least one other person before it can be merged in to the master. When you create or update a PR, there are GitHub Actions that will verify that your PR complies to the above. Once the PR is merged into master, a GitHub Action will publish the new version to the npm registry. If you do not increment the version number. This script will fail.