dam-client
DAM (Digital Asset Management) client for accessing DAM resources.
Installation
npm install @simpleview/dam-client
Private Assets
The DAM supports the upload of private assets. As long as an asset is marked as private, it will not appear in any query unless the correct id of the asset is supplied in the query filter.
API
DamPrefix
DamPrefix
can be loaded into sv-graphql-client
GraphServer
to use as a client library for managing assets. The DAM client requires authentication.
const { GraphServer } = require("@simpleview/sv-graphql-client");
const { AuthPrefix } = require("@simpleview/sv-auth-client");
const { DamPrefix } = require('@simpleview/dam-client');
const prefixes = [AuthPrefix, DamPrefix];
const server = new GraphServer({ graphUrl, prefixes });
assets
Queries for assets allowing sorting and filtering operations.
- filter - Requires a dam_assets_filter defining assets to return.
- fields - Requires an object defining the GraphQL fields to be returned from graph.
- context - Requires an object with a valid auth token and the account_id of the platform the query should be run on.
Retrieve Private Asset
const supaSecretAsset = await server.dam.assets({
{ filter : { id : '000000000000000000000001'} },
{ `docs { asset_url }` },
{ token, acct_id }
});
Retrieve Multiple Assets
const assetsPage2 = await server.dam.assets({
{ filter : { }, options : { limit : 5, skip : 5, sort : { field : 'file_name' dir : 'asc' } } },
{ `docs { asset_url }` },
{ token, acct_id }
});
assets_upsert
Allows for creating new assets and updating existing assets.
- input - Requires a DAM FileObject and accepts optional private boolean and id string.
- fields - Requires an object defining the GraphQL fields to be returned from graph.
- context - Requires an object with a valid auth token and the account_id of the platform the upsert should be run on.
const upsertResult = await server.dam.assets_upsert({
{ fileObject },
{ `success id` },
{ token, acct_id }
});
assets_remove
Allows for the soft delete of assets from the DAM.
- filter - Requires a dam_assets_remove_filter defining assets to remove.
- fields - Requires an object defining the GraphQL fields to be returned from graph.
- context - Requires an object with a valid auth token and the account_id of the platform the remove should be run on.
const upsertResult = await server.dam.assets_remove({
{ id : '000000000000000000000001' },
{ `success message` },
{ token, acct_id }
});
convertFileToFileObject
Converts a browser's File into a DAM FileObject.
- file - An object matching the Web File API.
const file = document.body.querySelector('[data-file-picker]').files[0];
const damFileObject = await server.dam.convertFileToFileObject({ file });
GraphQL Endpoints
This section is provided to provide additional information about the GraphQL endpoints. To see the input parameters and output of each endpoint, please view the Schema in the GraphQL Explorer at https://graphql.simpleviewinc.com/.
All GraphQL endpoints for the DAM require an auth bearer token and an account id
dam_query
assets
Returns an object containing an array of assets and a count of the assets found. Supports a filter for selecting specific assets and options for limiting the return.
{
dam(acct_id: "1") {
assets{
count
docs {
id
asset_url
}
}
}
}
dam_mutation
assets_remove
Requires a filter object and performs a soft delete on a matching assets in the system. Returns an object containing a success boolean and a message relating to the removal.
mutation {
dam(acct_id: "1") {
assets_remove(
filter : {
id : "000000000000000000000001"
}
){
success
message
}
}
}
assets_upsert
Requires an dam_assets_upsert object and either inserts or updates an asset based on whether or not an existing id is provided.
mutation {
dam(acct_id: "1") {
assets_upsert(
input : {
id : "000000000000000000000001",
file_name : "cutePuppyInPuddle.jpg",
file_type : "image",
cdn_id : "dam/clients/dam/kbrid7wjepu7ljc8n3sa"
}
){
success
message
doc {
id
acct_id
asset_url
file_name
}
}
}
}
Development
- Tests located in
dam-kube
- Publish -
sudo npm run publish SEMVER