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BtrzExApiClient

Elixir Betterez's APIs client.

Documentation

API documentation at HexDocs https://hexdocs.pm/btrz_ex_api_client

Installation

def deps do
  [{:btrz_ex_api_client, "~> 0.6.0"}]
end

Configuration

Add the services base endpoints (mandatory)

config :btrz_ex_api_client, :services,
  accounts: "http://localhost:3050/accounts/",
  webhooks: "http://localhost:4000/webhooks/"
  # ... etc

If you will need the Betterez internal JWT (inter-application auth) you have provide your secret keys in your config file (it's optional depending you will use internal token)

config :btrz_ex_api_client, :internal_token,
  main_secret: "A_SECRET_KEY",
  secondary_secret: "A_SECRET_KEY"

Basic usage

Depending your resource, it will implement the basic CRUD actions and will be invoked as follows:

  • BtrzExApiClient.{RESOURCE}.create/2 (POST)
  • BtrzExApiClient.{RESOURCE}.retrieve/2 (GET)
  • BtrzExApiClient.{RESOURCE}.update/3 (PUT)
  • BtrzExApiClient.{RESOURCE}.list/2 (GET)
  • BtrzExApiClient.{RESOURCE}.delete/3 (DELETE)

The endpoints will return {:ok, response} or {:error, ERROR_STRUCT}, depending the case.

Posible errors

  • %APIConnectionError{} - Failure to connect to Betterez's API.
  • %AuthenticationError{} - Failure to properly authenticate yourself in the request.
  • %InvalidRequestError{} - Invalid request errors arise when your request has invalid parameters.
  • %APIError{} - Other generic errors

Adding new endpoints

Please be careful with the folder structure, this example is under lib/btrz_ex_api_client/accounts/ The use BtrzExApiClient.API macro will receive a list of :atoms of the pre-defined actions desired.

defmodule BtrzExApiClient.Accounts.User do
  use BtrzExApiClient.API, [:list, :create, :retrieve, :delete, :update]

  def path do
    Application.get_env(:btrz_ex_api_client, :services)[:accounts] <> "users"
  end
end

You might want to add custom routes, i.e: a POST accounts/users/import:

defmodule BtrzExApiClient.Accounts.User do
  use BtrzExApiClient.API, [:list, :create, :retrieve, :delete, :update]

  def path do
    Application.get_env(:btrz_ex_api_client, :services)[:accounts] <> "users"
  end

  def import_path() do
    path() <> "/import"
  end

  def import(data, opts \\ []) do
    BtrzExApiClient.request(:post, import_path(), [], data, opts)
  end
end

Betterez Auth

Betterez API's use the x-api-key and Authorization headers, depending the endpoint, they can be sent via the opts param:

  • BtrzExApiClient.Accounts.User.list([x_api_key: my_x_api_key]) - will add the x-api-key header.
  • BtrzExApiClient.Accounts.User.list([x_api_key: my_x_api_key, internal: true]) - will request an internal token to the Betterez provider using the config keys and will add it to the Authorization header (using the Bearer JWT).
  • BtrzExApiClient.Accounts.User.list([x_api_key: x_api_key, token: my_token]) - will add the user token to the Authorization header (using the Bearer JWT).

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