A client library for Feliday
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lemmy-js-client
A javascript / typescript http and websocket client and type system for Lemmy.
Installation
yarn add lemmy-js-client
Usage
Websocket Client
import { Login, LemmyWebsocket } from "lemmy-js-client";
let client: LemmyWebsocket = new LemmyWebsocket();
let form: Login = {
username_or_email: "my_email@email.tld",
password: "my_pass",
};
this.ws.send(client.login(form));
HTTP Client
import { LemmyHttp } from 'lemmy-js-client';
let baseUrl = 'https://lemmy.ml';
let client: LemmyHttp = new LemmyHttp(baseUrl, headers?);
let jwt = await client.login(loginForm).jwt;
Development
You can use yalc to develop and test changes locally:
yarn global add yalc
# Go to lemmy-js-client dir
yalc publish --push
# Go to your client dir
yalc add lemmy-js-client
# To do updates, go back to the lemmy-js-client dir
# This also updates it, in every dir you've added it.
yalc publish --push