🐈Install/Usage

Create any TS/JS web project (frontend/backend, I don't mind) and clone delib.js into the somewhere. Then create a DelibDevice class instance to communicate with your de:things devices based on delib serverside.

You can check ./tests/ directory to understand, how frontend calls work, using a local expressjs server, emulating delib device handlers.

SDK is the big word for this file, but it is what it is.

🐈Example code

// Wlan call example:
var device = new DelibDevice("device_ip", "TEST_SECRET"); // constructor(ip, secret);

device.call("example").then(res => {
    console.log(res); // device response
});

// Why WLAN? because device SECRET has been DEFINED in the constructor,
// so this example call sends a POST request to the "http://device_ip:80/example"
// with a SECRET in the request body.

// Ethernet call example:
var device = new DelibDevice("device_ip"); // constructor(ip);

device.call("example").then(res => {
    console.log(res); // device response
});

// Why ETHERENET? because device SECRET has NOT been DEFINED in the constructor,
// so this example call sends a POST request to the "http://device_ip:80/"
// with a body content equal to: "!example".

Check delib to understand requests mechanics more.