A JavaScript API wrapper for retrixe/octyne.
octyne-api makes use of Promises, async functions and ES2015 classes, and thus requires Node.js 8+ (only 10+ is officially supported) or a modern evergreen browser. However, you can import octyne-api/ie9 to use the library on older browsers like Internet Explorer 9 (requires a polyfill like core-js).
npm install octyne-api
# or
yarn add octyne-apioctyne-api is built around a Client class which performs all requests.
View the docs for the latest release here.
// Short program to get the uptime of a process running on an Octyne instance.
const OctyneApi = require('octyne-api') // You can name it anything e.g. Client.
const ms = require('ms')
const client = OctyneApi('http://localhost:42069', {
username: 'user', password: 'pass' // You can also pass a token for direct usage.
})
client.login().then(async () => {
const server = await client.getServer('servername')
console.log(ms(server.uptime, { long: true }))
await client.logout()
}).catch(err => console.error(err))For a full list of methods and properties available on the master branch, you can also look at the typings file here.
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