Node.JS Sample App

A sample app demonstrating OAuth 2.0 and other features using Core API.

Getting Started

1. Clone the CoreAPINodeJSSample project on your local environment.
2. Go to Config.ini and insert the client_secret, client_id and redirect_uri of your app. Please note the redirect_uri should point to the index.html file of the project.

Note:

The responses during the OAuth process, including access_token, referesh_token, etc., are stored in the AuthResponse.ini file. As a best practice, you should protect this information by storing it in a database and use secure methods to access it.

As an example, if you are running Node Js on your localhost with port 8081, the redirect_uri will look like http://127.0.0.1:8081. Note: The redirect_uri of your app should exactly match with the redirect_uri in your config file.

Example:

Registered Redirect URI	Redirect URI Parameter Passed To Authorize	Valid
http://yourcallback.com/	http://yourcallback.com	No
http://yourcallback.com/	http://yourcallback.com/	Yes

3. Run the project.

Requirements

To successfully run this app, you need the following:

• A Core developer account
• An app on Developer Portal and the associated client_id, client_secret and redirect_uri
• Core company
• Node v10.15.3

What is supported?

1. Authorization
2. Authentication
3. Activity - Retrieve, Create, Update and Delete

Querying

We allow the following simple filters on different endpoints:

• fields - To specify only those model properties which you want in the response body
• where - To specify only those records that match the query expression
• orderBy - To specify by which field you want to order the item list
• page - To specify the page number and number of records on each page

Core API allows operators to manipulate individual data items and return a result set. To know more go to Core Operators

Built With

• Express Js
• Node Js

Framework and Version

Framework used Express JS

Package	Version
Node Js	10.15.3
Express Js	4.17.1