@bearer/node
Node client to query any APIs and custom functions using Bearer.sh
Usage
Get your Bearer's credentials and setup Bearer as follow:
Calling any APIs
const bearer = require('@bearer/node')
// or
// import bearer from '@bearer/node'
const client = bearer(process.env.BEARER_SECRET_KEY) // find it on https://app.bearer.sh/keys
const github = client.integration('INTEGRATION_ID') // you'll find it on the Bearer's dashboard
github
.get('/repositories')
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error)More advanced examples:
// With query parameters
github
.get('/repositories', { query: { since: 364 } })
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error)
// Making an authenticated POST
github
.auth(authId) // Create an authId for GitHub on https://app.bearer.sh
.post('/user/repos', { body: { name: 'Just setting up my Bearer.sh' } })
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error)Using async/await:
const response = await github
.auth(authId) // Create an authId for GitHub on https://app.bearer.sh
.post('/user/repos', { body: { name: 'Just setting up my Bearer.sh' } })
console.log(response)Setting the request timeout
By default bearer client times out after 5 seconds. Bearer allows to increase the timeout to up to 30 seconds
const bearer = require('@bearer/node')
// or
// import bearer from '@bearer/node'
const client = bearer(process.env.BEARER_SECRET_KEY, { httpClientSettings: { timeout: 10 * 1000 } }) // sets the timeout to 10 seconds
const github = client.integration('INTEGRATION_ID', { httpClientSettings: { timeout: 1 } }) // sets the timeout to 1 second for this specific integration
github
.invoke('myFunction')
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error)Learn more on how to use custom functions with Bearer.sh.
Notes
Note 1: we are using axios as the http client. Each .get(), .post(), .put(), ... or .invoke() returns an Axios Promise.
Note 2: If you are using ExpressJS, have a look at the @bearer/express client