PSaaS JavaScript API

This repository contains the PSaaS API for JavaScript/NodeJS.

API Documentation

The API documentation can be viewed at spydmobile.bitbucket.io.

Usage

This module can be referenced from the package.json for your project. The dependency name is psaas-js-api. There are multiple ways to access the module with the following being the recommended.

{
    "name": "test-project",
    "dependencies": {
        "psaas-js-api": "bitbucket:psaasredapp/psaas-js-api#v2021.07.00"
    }
}

Additional ways to reference the module:

1. Directly using the repository URL

git+https://bitbucket.org/psaasredapp/psaas-js-api.git

2. Reference a specific commit instead of a tag

bitbucket:psaasredapp/psaas-js-api#b919eed930d4177b159c60091b93bdebcdf2e925

3. Use the head revision of the repository

bitbucket:psaasredapp/psaas-js-api

The URI fragments shown in 2 and 3 can also be used with the direct URL to the repository shown in 1.

Configuration

Job Directory

The job directory can be set using npm-config. The config key is psaas-js-api:job_directory. If no directory is set the default will be C:\jobs. The config value can be set for different user levels including the current user, globally, and for the current project. The following examples set the job directory to /user/home/foo/jobs as an example for Linux.

• For the current user account

foo@bar:~$ npm config set psaas-js-api:job_directory /user/home/foo/jobs

• Globally

foo@bar:~$ npm config set psaas-js-api:job_directory /user/home/foo/jobs -g

• Just for the current project

foo@bar:project$ npm config set psaas-js-api:job_directory /user/home/foo/jobs --userconfig ./.npmrc

If you have used the old method of setting the job directory through the setup script that was run on install that directory will still be loaded by the API if no other method of setting the value has been used.

You can also specify the job directory manually at runtime when constructing a ServerConfiguration object. Pass the constructor the path to the job directory.

const psaas = require("psaas-js-api");
const defaults_1 = psaas.defaults;

let serverConfig = new defaults_1.ServerConfiguration("/user/home/foo/jobs");