Mosel Node SDK for BT Open Apis

This package is currently a work in progress version.

How to install

npm i @bboxlab/mosel-sdk

Add a check email route inside a Node Project

After installing the package, you need to create a SDK object.

Skd needs

• credentials
• configuration

You can import all this object from mosel-sdk.

const credentials = new Credentials("clientId", "secret");

// configuration contains all the endpoints urls, etc.
// you can add the value of confguration manually
const configuration = new Configuration();
// here you need to add manually all the urls

// or you can add a preexisting configuration, for exemple, a staging conf
const configuration = new ConfigurationCreator().createApConfig();

const sdk = new Sdk(credentials, configuration);

Don't forget to replace the credentials by real ones.

After creating the sdk, you just need to add the service you need. In this example, it is checkEmail()

Check email needs an email input. EmailInput is a JS object containing an emailAddress property.

const input = new EmailCheckerInput("myemail@to.check");
sdk.checkEmail(input);

With some refacto:

const checkEmailResponse = new Sdk(
  new Credentials("clientId", "secret"), // create the credentials
  new ConfigurationCreator().createApConfig() // generate the by defaut config
).checkEmail(new EmailCheckerInput("myemail@to.check")); // input is {"emailAddress": "myemail@example.com"}

Or an example of integration in a Standard Nest Controller

import {
  [...],
  EmailCheckerInput,
  Sdk,
  ConfigurationCreator,
  Credentials,
  CheckEmailInput
} from '@bboxlab/mosel-sdk';

  [...]

  @Post('/emails/check')
  async checkEmail(@Body() checkEmailInput: CheckEmailInput): Promise<string> {
    // check the email by creating an sdk with credentials and defaut config
    return await new Sdk(
        // new Credentials(process.env.BT_API_LOGIN, process.env.BT_API_PWD),
        new Credentials('clientId', 'secret'),
        new ConfigurationCreator().createApConfig(), // generate the by defaut config
      ).checkEmail(new EmailCheckerInput(checkEmailInput.emailAddress)); // input is {"emailAddress": "myemail@example.com"}
    }

How to build the project

The project will be build with rollup.

npm run build

Tutorial: integrating the mosel-sdk package in a common js app

Requirements:

• node
• npm

Creating a cjs simple project

First, create a folder with a js file.

mdkir common-js-app
cd common-js-app
touch app.js

Add a minimal code in app.js.

console.log("hello world");

Run it with the following command to get the "hello world" message in console.

node app.js

We will add npm configuration (and validate all default responses).

npm init

In package json, we add a script for start : "start": "node app.js"

{
  "name": "common-js-app",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "",
  "main": "app.js",
  "scripts": {
    "start": "node app.js"
  },
  "author": "",
  "license": "ISC"
}

Installing mosel sdk

npm i @bboxlab/mosel-sdk

Replace code in app.js by with real credentials:

const Mosel = require("@bboxlab/mosel-sdk");

const checkEmailResponse = new Mosel.Sdk(
  new Mosel.Credentials(
    "partner.tocomplete.bouyguestelecom.fr",
    "somePassword"
  ), // replace with the correct credentials
  new Mosel.ConfigurationCreator().createApConfig() // generate the by defaut config
).checkEmail(new Mosel.EmailCheckerInput("gaetan@shinsen.fr")); // input is {"emailAddress": "myemail@example.com"}

// a way to display the response returned by the sdk
checkEmailResponse.then((data) => console.log(data));

Start the app with "npm run start", to get a response like the following in your console:

Response {
  token: Token {
    access_token: 'at-58734b17-386b-47e9-b942-43b1227fc361',
    expires_in: 3600,
    token_type: 'Bearer',
    refresh_credit: 0,
    scope: 'EXT_SalesPartnerContext EXT_ShoppingCartManage openid roles profile EXT_CustomerAccountManage EXT_OrderManage EXT_PostalAddressConsult EXT_IbanConsult DocumentConsult EXT_EmailAddressConsult EXT_PortabilityConsult email',
    created_at: 2022-10-20T09:28:44.665Z,
    new: true
  },
  content: { contactEmailAddress: false, validEmailAddress: true }
}

About require

If you use cjs and "require" to import module, you need to add the reference to Mosel before all imported objects. For exemple "new Mosel.Sdk()" and "new Sdk()".

Help

If it doesn't work, have you replace the credentials by real ones?