@gigya-ts/gigya

A tiny type-safe client for interacting with the Gigya REST API for Node.js and the browser.

See @gigya-ts/web-sdk if you are using the Gigya Web SDK instead.

Installation

Install the @gigya-ts/gigya package from your package manager of choice:

1# npm
2npm add @gigya-ts/gigya
3# pnpm
4pnpm add @gigya-ts/gigya

Usage

0. (Optional) Define your Custom Gigya Schemas

See adding custom schemas to define your custom schemas (data, preferences, etc.) so that response types from the REST API include your custom fields.

1. Create a Gigya Client

Create a new Gigya client instance with your API key and data center. Make sure to pass your own schemas as generics if you want the client to return your own types.

1import { Gigya } from '@gigya-ts/gigya';
2
3const gigya = Gigya<MyDataSchema, MyPreferencesSchema, MySubscriptionsSchema>({
4    apiKey: '4_qd71...',
5    dataCenter: 'eu1.gigya.com',
6    // see credentials in next step
7});

2. Choose an Authentication Method

@gigya-ts/gigya supports multiple different authentication methods:

(Recommended) User/Application key and private key

Creates a short-lived bearer token for every request using admin or application user's RSA key-pair. This is the recommended approach when accessing the REST API with server credentials as real privateKey is never actually sent accross the wire itself. See Asymmetric Keys for more information.

1export const gigya = Gigya({
2    apiKey: '4_qd71...',
3    dataCenter: 'eu1.gigya.com',
4    credentials: {
5        type: 'asymmetric-key',
6        userKey: process.env.GIGYA_USER_KEY,
7        privateKey: process.env.GIGYA_PRIVATE_KEY,
8    },
9});

User/Application Key and Secret

Attaches a userKey and secret from an admin or application user to every request made to the REST API. See Application and User Keys for more information.

1export const gigya = Gigya({
2    apiKey: '4_qd71...',
3    dataCenter: 'eu1.gigya.com',
4    credentials: {
5        type: 'key-secret',
6        userKey: process.env.GIGYA_USER_KEY,
7        secret: process.env.GIGYA_USER_SECRET,
8    },
9});

Bearer Token

Uses an accessToken obtained from socialize.getToken to call the REST API using the authorizations of a single user (even without passing their UID). Only supports the grant_type=client_credentials or grant_type=none flows.

1export const gigya = Gigya({
2    apiKey: '4_qd71...',
3    dataCenter: 'eu1.gigya.com',
4    credentials: {
5        type: 'bearer-token',
6        // Obtained from socialize.getToken
7        token: 'st2.s.AtLtNX...',
8    },
9});

No Authentication

Make unauthenticated requests to the REST API without any credentials (e.g. to fetch public schemas, policies, ...).

1export const gigya = Gigya({
2    apiKey: '4_qd71...',
3    dataCenter: 'eu1.gigya.com',
4    credentials: { type: 'none' },
5});

3. Make a Request to the Gigya REST API

Once Gigya has been configured, make requests to the REST API using the created client:

1// Call the "accounts.setAccountInfo" API method from the Gigya API
2const setAccountInfoResponse = await gigya.accounts.setAccountInfo({
3    UID: 'YOUR_UID',
4    profile: {
5        lastName: 'Doe',
6    },
7});
8
9// Check we got a successful response
10if (setAccountInfoResponse.errorCode !== 0) throw new Error(getAccountInfoResponse.errorMessage);

Examples

See examples/gigya for more examples.