gyft

Client for accessing the Gyft API

Install

$ npm install --save gyft

Test

$ npm test

Example

var Gyft = require('gyft')
var gyft = Gyft({
  apiKey: 'blah'
, secret: 'blah'
})
 
gyft.listCards(function(err, cards) {
  if (err) throw err // error should be handled, not thrown
  console.log(cards)
  // => [ { id: <card id>
  // =>   , merchant_id: <merchant id>
  // =>   , merchant_name: <merchant name>
  // =>   , card_currency_code: 'USD'
  // =>   , opening_balance: 100
  // =>   , merchant_icon_image_url_hd: 'http://...'
  // =>   , cover_image_url_hd: 'http://...'
  // =>   } ]
})

Usage

Gyft(opts)

opts must contain both an apiKey and secret property. It may also contain a url property. The url will be the API url to use to access the Gyft API.

Gyft.prototype.listCards(Object:opts, cb)

opts can contain a format property that will format the results into an object.

cb will be called with function(err, results)

Gyft.prototype.account(cb)

Returns the account info

Gyft.prototype.purchaseCard(Object:card, cb)

Acceptable Parameters:

• shop_card_id The unique id of the shop card (required)
• to_email The user email address (required)
• reseller_reference Reseller reference code
• return_direct_link Return a direct link to the gift card
• first_name The user first name (recommended)
• last_name The user last name
• birthday The user's birthday

Gyft.prototype.allTransactions(cb)

Returns all transactions

Gyft.prototype.lastTransactions(count, cb)

Returns the last count transactions

Gyft.prototype.firstTransactions(count, cb)

Returns the first count transactions

Author

Evan Lucas

License

MIT (See LICENSE for more info)