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WebMerge

NodeJS wrapper library for using WebMerge API.

Install

$ npm install webmerge --save

or with yarn...

$ yarn add webmerge

Authentication

In order to use WebMerge's API, you need to obtain an API key and secret from this page.

Documentation (auto-generated from JSDoc)

https://dashmug.github.io/webmerge-node/index.html (work-in-progress)

Usage Examples

Callback version

const WebMergeAPI = require('webmerge').WebMergeAPI

const api = new WebMergeAPI(API_KEY, SECRET)

// Retrieve a specific document
api.getDocument(123456, (error, result) => console.log(result))

Promise version

Using native Promise,

const WebMergePromiseAPI = require('webmerge').WebMergePromiseAPI

const api = new WebMergePromiseAPI(API_KEY, SECRET)

// Retrieve a specific document
api.getDocument(123456).then(console.log)

Using Bluebird,

const Promise = require('bluebird')
const WebMergePromiseAPI = require('webmerge').WebMergePromiseAPI

const api = new WebMergePromiseAPI(API_KEY, SECRET, Promise)

// Retrieve a specific document
api.getDocument(123456).then(console.log)

List of methods

See documentation for more information.

`new WebMergeAPI(key, secret)`

Create an API client that uses callbacks.

`new WebMergeAPI(key, secret, [PromiseImplementation])`

Create an API client that uses Promises. Optionally, you may specify which Promise implementation to use (e.g. bluebird). Defaults to using Native Promises.

Documents

WebMerge REST API Reference: https://www.webmerge.me/developers/documents

`mergeDocument(id, key, data, isTestMode, downloadFile, callback)`

Merge a document.

`createDocument(data, callback)`

Create a new document. Depending on the type of document you are creating, different parameters are required

`updateDocument(id, data, callback)`

Update a document. You cannot change the type of document, but you can change many of the other settings as well as change the contents of the document. Only parameters that are sent in the request will be updated.