@bearer/js

The hassle-free way to use bearer's integrations into any web application

Getting started

Bearer lib can be used instantly in your page or with a package system.

Directly in your page

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@bearer/js@latest/lib/bearer.production.min.js"></script>
<script>
  // you have now access to a global `bearer` function,
  // initialize your code by passing your `PUBLISHABLE_KEY` as parameter (you'll find it at https://app.bearer.sh/keys)
  const bearerClient = bearer('BEARER_PUBLISHABLE_KEY')
</script> 

With a build system

yarn add @bearer/js
# or 
npm install @bearer/js

In your app

import bearer from '@bearer/js'
 
class MyApp {
  componentDidMount() {
    bearer('BEARER_PUBLISHABLE_KEY')
  }
}

Usage

Calling any APIs

Out of the box, Bearer provides an added value proxy for any API. You can call any API (aka integration) endpoint as follow

const bearerClient = bearer('BEARER_PUBLISHABLE_KEY')
 
// initialize an API client to target a specific service (ex: slack, github, etc...)
const slack = bearerClient.integration('INTEGRATION_ID')
 
// re-use previously created API client
slack
  .auth(authId) // see #connect section for more information
  .get('/reminders.list') // all REST verbs are available here: .post, .put, .delete etc...
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)
 
// passing extra arguments
slack
  .auth(authId)
  .post('/reminders.add', { text: 'Remind me something', time: 'in 10 seconds' })
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)

Invoke js

The Bearer SDK for JavaScript lets you invoke integration's function (if their execution is not restricted to server side usage).

const bearerClient = bearer('BEARER_PUBLISHABLE_KEY')
 
const myIntegration = bearerClient.integration('INTEGRATION_ID')
myIntegration
  .invoke('myFunction')
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)
 
// is equivalent to
bearerClient
  .invoke('INTEGRATION_ID', 'myFunction')
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)

Passing params to your function works as follow:

bearerClient
  .invoke('INTEGRATION_ID', 'myFunction', {
    query: { foo: 'bar' }
  })
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error)

i18n

@bearer/js comes with an i18n module that let you deal with internationalization of Bearer's integrations

bearer.i18n.locale

Lets you change the locale

bearer.i18n.locale = 'es'

bearer.i18n.load

Lets you load custom translation for integrations

// with a simple dictionnary
const dictionnary = { titles: { welcome: 'Ola!' } }
bearer.i18n.load('integration-uuid', dictionnary)
 
// with a promise returning a dictionnary
const promiseReturningADictionnary = Promise.new((resolve, reject) => {
  // async stuff
  resolve({ titles: { welcome: 'Ola!' } })
})
bearer.i18n.load('integration-uuid', promiseReturningADictionnary)
 
// for a given locale
const dictionnary = { titles: { welcome: 'Guten Morgen' } }
bearer.i18n.load('integration-uuid', dictionnary, { locale: 'de' })
 
// for multiple integrations on a single page
const dictionnary = {
  ['integration-one-uuid']: { title: { welcome: 'Hello my friend' } },
  ['integration-two-uuid']: { message: { goodbye: 'Bye Bye' } }
}
bearer.i18n.load(null, dictionnary)

Secure

If you want to add a level of security, you can switch to the secure mode:

window.bearer.secured = true
// at the initialisation time
window.bearer('clientId', { secured: true })

Once this mode is turned on, all your values passed in the properties need to be encrypted using your ENCRYPTION_KEY.

CLI

Within the CLI, you can use bearer encrypt to get the

bearer encrypt ENCRYPTION_KEY MESSAGE

NodeJS

import Cipher from '@bearer/security'
 
const cipher = new Cipher(ENCRYPTION_KEY)
cipher.encrypt(MESSAGE)

connect

connect lets you easily retrieve the auth-id for an integration using OAuth authentication. Before using it, you'll need to generate a setup-id with the setup component of your integration

bearerClient
  .connect('integration-uuid', 'setup-id')
  .then(data => {
    // user has connected himself to the OAuth provider and you now have access to the authId
    console.log(data.authId)
  })
  .catch(() => {
    // user canceled the authentication
  })

you can pass your own auth-id within options parameters as follows

bearerClient.connect('integration-uuid', 'setup-id', { authId: 'my-own-non-guessable-auth-id' })

init options

Soon