Strapi Sdk Javascript

Overview

The product mentioned in this content is a package that is no longer up to date and maintained. The authors recommend not using this package and suggest using a more reliable and well-configured HTTP client instead. The package was developed to work with a Strapi API and offers features such as API endpoints, URL parameters, authentication, file management, and more. However, due to lack of maintenance, it is no longer recommended for use.

Features

• API Endpoints: Provides URL endpoints for interacting with a Strapi API.
• URL Parameters: Allows customization of API calls with URL parameters.
• Authentications: Provides methods for user authentication, including registration, login, and password management.
• Local Providers: Allows for integration with local authentication providers.
• Files Management: Offers functions for managing files associated with the Strapi API.
• Browser and Node.js APIs: Supports usage in both browser and Node.js environments.
• Strapi Object Initialization: Requires initialization with a base URL, store configuration, and request configuration.
• Request Methods: Offers methods for making various types of HTTP requests.
• Content Entry Operations: Provides functions for fetching, creating, updating, and deleting content entries.
• File Searching: Allows for searching files using query parameters.
• File Operations: Provides functions for fetching, uploading, and deleting files.
• Custom Request Configuration: Allows users to configure axios requests using a custom configuration object.
• Resources: Offers documentation, a changelog, a Medium story, a roadmap, and information about GraphQL integration.
• Attach/Detach Entry Relationship: Supports attaching and detaching relationships between content entries.
• Real-time Updates: Integrates with Socket.io to provide real-time updates.
• Credits: Acknowledges the use of axios, typescript-starter, and Strapi in the development of this package.
• License: Released under the MIT license.

Summary

This product analysis highlights a package that is no longer maintained and recommended for use. Although it offers features such as API endpoints, authentication, file management, and more, it is advised to use a more reliable and well-configured HTTP client instead. The package provides installation instructions, a list of key features, and mentions additional resources such as documentation, a changelog, and a roadmap. Users are also reminded of the package's dependencies and license.