| 1 | # WSO2 Services Wrapper #
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| 3 | This package provides access to the WSO2 platform via the various exposed apis.
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| 5 | ### What is this repository for? ###
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| 7 | * This repository provides quick access to WSO2 services
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| 8 | * Version 0.0.11
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| 9 | * https://docs.wso2.com/display/EI611/BPMN+REST+API
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| 10 | * https://www.activiti.org/userguide/index.html#_rest_api
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| 12 | ### How do I get set up? ###
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| 14 | * npm insall --save @daedalus/wso2
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| 15 | * create a reference to the resource you want (using BPS as an example)
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| 16 | ```
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| 17 | const bps = require("@daedalus/wso2").bps;
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| 18 | ```
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| 19 | * create a reference to the methods you want to use
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| 20 | ```
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| 21 | const Task = bps.methods.Task;
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| 22 | ```
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| 23 | * each method is expecting a data object with the following structure
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| 24 | ```
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| 25 | let data = {
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| 26 | server: {
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| 27 | url: "https://<HOSTNAME>:<PORT>/"
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| 28 | },
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| 29 | auth: {
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| 30 | username: "admin",
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| 31 | password: "admin"
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| 32 | }
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| 33 | };
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| 34 | ```
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| 35 | * make a call to the methods you wish to use
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| 36 | ```
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| 37 | let taskId = "106";
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| 38 | let data = <As Example Above>;
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| 39 | Task.variables(taskId, data, (err, res) => {
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| 40 | if(err) console.log(err);
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| 41 | else console.log(res);
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| 42 | });
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| 43 | ```
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| 44 | * Please see the wiki for all the specific structures for the different methods
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