##A Node Request-based API wrapper for the Workamajig API

Props to stripe.js for the general structure of this module.

###Installation

npm install workamajig --save

###Documentation

See http://help.workamajig.com/api-overview for API documentation.

###Configuration

Pass in a config object with the required params:

var workamajig = require('workamajig')({
  host        : WORKAMAJIG_CLIENT_URL,
  version     : WORKAMAJIG_API_VERSION,
  accessToken : WORKAMAJIG_ACCESS_TOKEN,
  userToken   : WORKAMAJIG_USER_TOKEN,
});

###API Overview

Every resource is accessed via your workamajig instance:

// workamajig.{ RESOURCE_NAME }.{ METHOD_NAME }

Every resource method accepts an optional callback as the last argument:

workamajig.projects.create(
  { someFoo: 'bar' },
  function(err, project) {
      err; // null if no error occurred
      project; // the created project object
  }
);

Additionally, every resource method returns a promise, so you don't have to use the regular callback, E.g.

// Create a new project and then a new task for that project:
workamajig.projects.create({
  someFoo: 'bar'
  }).then(function(project) {
    workamajig.task.create(project.id, {
      someTask: 'taskFoo'
    });
  }).then(function(task) {
    // Task created on the project
  }).catch(function(err){
    // Handle some error
  });

###Available resources & methods

Params are passed as plain JavaScript object, e.g. { someFoo: 'bar' }

• activities
• contacts
• opportunities
• projects
• services
• tasks
• timesheets
• todos
• users

###Development

Run all tests:

$ npm install
$ npm test

Run a single test suite:

$ npm run mocha -- test/Error.spec.js

Example project

There is a simple example project under /example. To run the project, from the root directory, copy config.env.example to config.env and edit the file to add your host, version, access and user tokens. Then, run:

$ node ./example/index.js