Overview

This is a simple wrapper for MyJSON.com the simple JSON store for your web or mobile app: http://myjson.com/

It has a Promise based syntax

``
npm install myjson
`

Then use it like this:


`
const myJsonAPI = require('myjson-api');

// Create a JSON object:
myJsonAPI.create({newBucketName:"New Bucket", counter: 0})
.then((response) => console.log({id:response.id, uri:response.uri}))
.error(() => )

// Get a JSON object:
myJsonAPI.get({binId})
.then((json) => console.log(json))
.error(() => )


// Get a JSON object:
myJsonAPI.update({binId, JSON})
.then((updatedJSON) => console.log(updatedJSON)
.error(() => )

``

Functions

get(binId)

The get function returns the JSON object associated with the bin id.

create()

The create function creates a new myJSON bin(object).
Returns to you the ID of the bin that was

update(binId, jsonObject)

The update function allows you to update the JSON object associated with the bin id.

get(binId) => {JSON}

The get function returns the JSON object associated with the bin id.

Kind: global function

| Param | Type | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| binId | string | the id of the bin you want to get the JSON for. |

create() => {id, uri}

The create function creates a new myJSON bin(object).
Returns to you the ID of the bin that was

Kind: global function
Returns: string - binId - the id of the MyJSON bin(object) that was created

update(binId, jsonObject) => {JSON}

The update function allows you to update the JSON object associated with the bin id.

Kind: global function

| Param | Type | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| binId | string | the id of the bin you want to get the JSON for. |
| jsonObject | string | the updated JSON object |