pt-client | A Node.js based wrapper for Pivotal Tracker API | REST library

When the server starts it shows you a list of available interfaces you can connect to, e.g.,:

The docs referring to the Advanced Service don't usually include all the methods available; that doesn't mean they are not available. All methods from Campaign Manager 360 API v3.4 should be available to DoubleClickCampaigns Service.

In the Apps Script service, the names of the API resources will be typically the same as in the API, but with the first letter capitalized, and the method name will be the same as in the API.

For example, if you wanted to call accountActiveAdSummaries.get, you would do something like this (after enabling the service for your project):

From the API Discovery Document:

For each method defined in the API Discovery Document, a corresponding method is constructed on the gapi.client object.

For example, The People API's methods are under gapi.client.people.

The People API has the methods people.get and people.connections.list.

[T]he generated methods can be called as follows:

gapi.client.people.people.get(...)

gapi.client.people.people.connections.list(...)

You can view API Methods on APIs Explorer.

So .people.people means:

Using the People API-equivalent method people, call the people.get(...) method.

To use the Drive API v3, you would query against gapi.client.drive with your method name. For example, gapi.client.drive.channels.stop(...).

An important note from this answer: you must load the Drive API before using it.

I've made an issue on the JavaScript repository: https://github.com/minio/minio-js/issues/889 and got the following response.

SDK will still have to make a call individually and return the values. There is no S3 API that corresponds to this feature request. I think the application itself can handle this instead of the SDK.Closing this issue, please feel free to reach out to us if you feel otherwsie

Since there's no S3 API to do what I want to do I don't think that this is possible at the moment. There's one workaround I've devised for myself which is using my own database to store the metadata of a file. I can simply list all objects from the bucket and upload their metadata to my own database. Most databases support querying by an array of values so that will help avoid any N+1 issues.

According to the documentation, listObjectsV2() is returning a stream, not a promise. Therefore, await is returning immediately, before objectsList will contain anything.

The API you're using has to support Promises if you want to await them.

You could work around this by doing something like this:

it calls the OAuth endpoint with prompt=none in a hidden iframe. You're right that the libs are closed source, which is great reason to not use them. It's not difficult to write your own OAuth implementation.

Pro tip. Don't use the JS API library. It's more trouble than it's worth. The API is a well formed REST API, so it's easy to consume with any http library such as Axios, or even fetch.

I've added a parseJson hook on JsonServiceClient in this commit where you can customize how JSON is parsed in the JsonServiceClient with:

Any idempotent operation(BucketHead, ListBuckets, ListObjects etc) can be used for checking the health of the service. A BucketExists operation may return correctly with a bucket not found error. So make sure you can differentiate between that and the end-point not being reachable. If you don't have a large number of buckets then the ListBuckets API is the easiest.

There is also the Minio Admin API package that provides APIs for managing and querying a minio deployment : https://github.com/minio/minio/tree/master/pkg/madmin , however this seems to be only available in Go.