Alloy Automation Front End Library

The Alloy Automation Front End library provides convenient access to the pre-built modal, which allows easy access to use and embedded Alloy Automation's power into a frontend app.

Requirements

Node 12 or higher.

Installation

Install the package with:

``sh
npm install alloy-frontend


or


yarn add alloy-frontend
`

Usage

Overview

The Alloy Frontend Library provides a set of functions for integrating with the Alloy platform, allowing users to install, authenticate, edit, update, and perform other operations related to workflows and integrations.

Installation

To use the Alloy JavaScript Library, include the library in your project and instantiate the Alloy object.

`javascript
const Alloy = require('alloy-frontend');

const alloy = Alloy();
`

Setup

To use this library, you must pass over a short lived JSON Web Token generated on your backend with the User Token API. If you are using Alloy Embedded you can find that endpoint here.

Once you have the token, call the setToken method below.




$3

Sets the authentication token for subsequent Alloy API requests.

- token: The JWT token to be set.

Aloy Embedded Methods

$3

Installs an Alloy integration or workflow.

Note: this method should ONLY be used for rendering the Alloy Embedded Modal.

- params: An object containing installation parameters.
- integrationId: The ID of the integration to be installed.
- workflowIds: An array of workflow IDs to be installed.
- callback: A callback function to be executed after installation.
- alwaysShowAuthentication: Boolean indicating whether to always show authentication during installation.
- hide: Boolean indicating whether to hide the installation modal.
- title: The title to be displayed in the installation modal.
- operation: The operation to be performed during installation (e.g., "edit" or "update").
- versionIds: An array of version IDs for installation.

$3

Edits an Alloy workflow with additional parameters for customization.

- params: An object containing edit parameters.
- Inherits parameters from the install function.

$3

Updates an Alloy integration or workflow.

- params: An object containing update parameters.
- Inherits parameters from the install function.




$3

Retrieves a list of workflows associated with the authenticated user.

$3

Retrieves a list of integrations associated with the authenticated user.

$3

Deactivates a workflow specified by the provided data.

- data: An object containing deactivation data.

$3

Reactivates a workflow specified by the provided data.

- data: An object containing reactivation data.




Alloy Unified API Methods

$3

This method is used to render the Alloy Modal for use in Unified API.

Note: this method should ONLY be used for rendering the Alloy Unified API Modal.

- params: An object containing authentication parameters.
- app: The name of the application to be authenticated (e.g. "shopify"). Required if you do not specify category
- category: The name of the Unified API category to show (e.g. "commerce"). Required if you do not specify app
- callback: A callback function to be executed after authentication.
- useUnifiedSettings: Boolean indicating whether to use unified settings.
- integrationId: The ID of the integration for authentication.




Usage Example – Alloy Embedded

`javascript
const alloy = Alloy();

// Set authentication token
alloy.setToken('your-jwt-auth-token');

// [Alloy Embedded Only] – Install an integration
alloy.install({
integrationId: 'your-integration-id',
callback: (response) => {
console.log(response);
}
});

`




Usage Example – Alloy Unified API

`javascript
const alloy = Alloy();

// Set authentication token
alloy.setToken('your-jwt-auth-token');

// [Alloy Unified API Only] – Authenticate an application
alloy.authenticate({
app: 'your-app-name',
callback: (response) => {
console.log(response);
}
});
`

Reminders

Make sure to replace placeholder values such as 'your-auth-token' and 'your-integration-id'` with actual values from your Alloy account.