Javascript SDK for Kii Thing Interaction Framework.
$ npm install
thing-if SDK is built as UMD(Universal Module Definition) library. So your code can load it either with CommonJS style, AMD style or script tag.
Built with gulp
command
$ npm run build-src
If succeeded, library file named thing-if.js
is available under ./dist/
folder.
Note: thing-if SDK uses global Promise, so if the browser doesn't support Promise( like Mircrosoft IE11), it needs to polyfill promise to the browser app.
Basic operations of thing-if SDK are tested and passed on the following browsers: Mozilla Firefox 49.0.1, Safari 9.1.3, Chrome 53.0, and Microsoft Edge 38.
- Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/KiiPlatform/thing-if-JSSDK.git
- Bundle library using browserify.
browserify bundles all the dependencies into a single file.
$ cd thing-if-JSSDK
$ npm install
$ npm install browserify -g
$ browserify . -s ThingIF > thing-if.js
- Include the bundle file in your browser app
<!-- if the browser does not support promise, need to download polyfill promise library(i.e. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taylorhakes/promise-polyfill/master/promise.js) and import like the following script -->
<script src="path/to/promise.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/thing-if.js"></script>
You need to configure TestApp
as env variable for testing, the format is [app-id]:[app-key]:[JP|CN3|US|EU|SG]:[client-id]:[client-secret]
$ export TestApp=[app-id]:[app-key]:[JP|CN3|US|EU|SG]:[client-id]:[client-secret]
$ npm test
You usally need to get user id and token from kii-cloud-sdk, you can simply integrate it with thing-if SDK.
mkdir MyApp
cd MyApp
npm install kii-cloud-sdk
Copy thing-if.js in MyApp direcotry and create file named Onboarding.js in MyApp directory.
"use strict"
var kiicloud = require("kii-cloud-sdk").create();
var thingIF = require('./thing-if.js');
var appid = "****",
appkey = "****",
site = kiicloud.KiiSite.JP;
kiicloud.Kii.initializeWithSite(appid, appkey, site);
// an already registered kii user
var username = "user-name";
var pass = "pass";
kiicloud.KiiUser.authenticate(username, pass).then(function (authedUser) {
var token = authedUser.getAccessToken();
var ownerId = authedUser.getID();
var apiAuthor = new thingIF.APIAuthor(
token,
new thingIF.App(
kiicloud.Kii.getAppID(),
kiicloud.Kii.getAppKey(),
"https://api-jp.kii.com")
);
var onboardRequest = new thingIF.OnboardWithVendorThingIDRequest(
'vendorthing-id',
'password',
new thingIF.TypedID(thingIF.Types.User, ownerId));
return apiAuthor.onboardWithVendorThingID(onboardRequest);
}).then(function (res) {
console.log("onboarded:"+JSON.stringify(res));
}).catch(function (err) {
console.log(err);
});
Execute with node.
node Onboarding.js
Create file named Command.js in YourApp directory.
var thingIF = require('./thing-if.js');
// <Replace those values>
var appID = "appID";
var appKey = "appKey";
var appSite = thingIF.Site.JP;
var ownerToken = "owner-token";
var ownerID = "owner-id";
var vendorThingID = "th.myTest";
var thingPassword = "password";
// <Replace those values/>
var app = new thingIF.App(appID, appKey, appSite);
var apiAuthor = new thingIF.APIAuthor(ownerToken ,app);
var onboardRequest = new thingIF.OnboardWithVendorThingIDRequest(
vendorThingID,
thingPassword,
new thingIF.TypedID(thingIF.Types.User, ownerID));
// using promise
apiAuthor.onboardWithVendorThingID(onboardOptions).then(function(res){
var thingID = res.thingID;
var actions = [
new thingIF.AliasAction('alias', [
new thingIF.Action('power', true)
])
];
var commandOptions = new thingIF.PostCommandRequest(
actions,
new thingIF.TypedID(thingIF.Types.User, ownerId)
);
return apiAuthor.postNewCommand(new thingIF.TypedID(thingIF.Types.Thing, thingID), commandOptions);
}).then(function(command){
console.log("command created:"+command.commandID);
}).catch(function(err){
console.log(err);
});
Execute with node.
node Command.js
- install thing-if SDK with npm
npm install thing-if --save
- add reference to your code
/// <reference path="./typings/modules/thing-if/index.d.ts" />
import * as ThingIFSDK from 'thing-if'
thing-if-JSSDK is released under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE for details.