tanda.js

Tanda for your JavaScript

Caution: This library is complete (probably), but has not been tested. If you come across any problems open an issue, or be a champ and bust out a pull request.

About

node-tanda is now an isomorphic library, which can be used both in the browser or with node.js. There are some differences with authentication, but there are (will be) handlers available for a couple of the standard ways to authenticate with the standard server architectures.

How to use

yarn add tanda, or npm install --save tanda.

There are a couple of chainable options which don't line up exactly with what the API spec shows. To enable show_costs on a call to the API, you should prepend .showCosts to the front on your call. E.g. tanda.rosters.showCosts.get(1);.

The chainable options available are:

• show_costs => .showCosts
• show_award_interpretation => .showAwardInterpretation
• include_names => .includeNames

If the option is available in the API docs, it'll be available. If your IDE is worth it's weight, it should show it as an option for you.

Super Simple Startup

import Tanda from 'tanda';

const tanda = new Tanda({ authToken: '12345' });

tanda.rosters.get(1).then(rosters => console.log(rosters));
tanda.timesheets.showAwardInterpretation.current().then(timesheet => console.log(timesheet));

// etc, etc

Isomorphism

This library runs in both the client and the server. If you're using Webpack or Babel, you can really do whatever. If you're using older-school Node.js, a standard var Tanda = require ('tanda') should be fine. For the browser, there is a pre-made package you can use. If you download the browser script, from ./out, it will expose window.Tanda which you can use.

MIT Licence