Helpers to fetch data via REST API from the Radio4000 Firebase database
- works in browsers and node
- less than 1kb minified
Here are the methods you can use. All return a promise.
findChannels(amount) // amount is optional
findChannel(id)
findChannelBySlug(channelSlug)
findTrack(id)
findTracksByChannel(channelId)
createBackup(channelSlug)
Note: the
findChannelImage(channelObject)
method was removed in 0.1.0
You can use these methods, which should help find the tags the way you need them.
const example1 = '#hello world #what-is-up'
console.log(tagsFromString(example1))
// [ 'hello', 'what-is-up']
const example2 = [
{
body: 'hello #world'
},
{
body: '#miam iz #world'
}
]
console.log(tagsFromList(example2, 'body'))
// [ 'world', 'miam', 'world' ]
const example3 = [
{
body: 'hello #world'
},
{
body: '#miam iz #world #tour'
}
]
console.log(uniqueTagsFromList(example3, 'body'))
// {
// tags: [ 'world', 'miam', 'tour' ],
// sortedTags: [ [ 'world', 2 ], [ 'miam', 1 ], [ 'tour', 1 ] ]
// }
Install the module:
yarn add radio4000-sdk
Then, import the methods you need:
// ES Modules
import { findChannel, findChannelBySlug } from 'radio4000-sdk'
// Node.js/CommonJS
const { findChannel, findTracks } = require('radio4000-sdk')
For browsers you can do this. It will add a radio4000Sdk
global.
<script src="radio4000-sdk.js"></script>
<!-- or with a CDN
<script src="https://unpkg.com/radio4000-sdk"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/radio4000-sdk"></script>
-->
<script>
radio4000Sdk.findChannelBySlug('detecteve')
.then(channel => {console.log(channel.title)})
</script>
Clone the repo, yarn
and yarn test
. There is no start because this is a library.
To release a new version, run yarn release
. Run yarn release --help
for more information.