lingohub

Node LingoHub Client

Unofficial client library to translate apps with LingoHub.

This library implements most common API functionality.

Install

npm install --save-dev lingohub

Configuration

Configuration is a plain javascript object

const config = {
  api: {
    url: 'https://api.lingohub.com'
    version: 'v2'
  },
  auth: {
    token: 'abcdef12345'
  },
  format: 'json',
  account: 'your-account-name'
}

Configuration follows the following format:

attribute	description	required	validation	default
api*	api config	false	-	-
api.url	url to lingohub api (useful for mocking their api)	false	must be an url	https://api.lingohub.com
api.version	lingohub api version	false	must be 'v1'	v1
auth.token	your lingohub api token	true	required	-
format	translation download format	false	must be 'json' or 'xml'	json
account	lingohub account id (account name, dash separated, lowercase)	true	regex: a-z0-9-	-

• the whole api block is optional. Most people will want to leave it out entirely.

Usage

Usage of the api is like a waterfall. At any point you can call .get() to call the API and return the result.

Getting project information

  const LingoHub = require('lingohub')
  const config = { ... }

  const client = await LingoHub.create(config)
  await client.project('project-id').get()

Where project-id is the id of the project you want to get information for.

Getting project resources

  const LingoHub = require('lingohub')
  const config = { ... }

  const client = await LingoHub.create(config)
  await client.project('project-id').resources().get()

Where project-id is the id of the project you want to get information for.

Downloading a project resource

  const LingoHub = require('lingohub')
  const config = { ... }

  const client = await LingoHub.create(config)
  await client.project('project-id').resources().download('filename').get()

Where project-id is the id of the project you want to get information for, and filename is the name of the file to download.

Developing

The project is laid out according to basic node conventions.

You can run the tests by doing:

npm test

Feel free to submit a PR, but please ensure any functionality comes with passing unit tests.

Maintainers

• Antony Jones (https://github.com/antony)

License

MIT License. Copyright 2017 Antony Jones