// We recently released a Javascript SDK for accessing Sprintly data via our Python-based API.
// Find the code and additional documentation at https://github.com/sprintly/sprintly-data.
// Documentation for the Python API can be found at https://sprintly.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/topics/15784-api
// This example pulls all of the items in your project backlog and logs their count.
// Note: you need a Sprintly account and at least one product with some tasks ('items')
// added to it in order to get started.
// Install the SDK via npm: $ npm install --save sprintly/sprintly-data
var sprintly = require('sprintly-data');
var email = window.prompt('sprintly email:');
var apiKey = window.prompt('sprintly API key:');
// Initialize the sprintly client
// The client returns a products Backbone collection as well as a user Backbone model
var client = sprintly.createClient(email, apiKey);
// Fetch your Sprintly products' data. (note: returns jquery promise)
// Get the product that you'd like to pull items from.
var products = client.products.fetch();
var myProduct = client.products.get(1);
// Pull in all items in your project's backlog. (note: returns jquery promise)
// When all backlog items are fetched, log the collection count to the console.
var backlogCollection = myProduct.getItemsByStatus('backlog');
backlogCollection.done(function() {
console.log(backlogCollection.length);
});
import {createClient} from 'sprintly-data';
if (!window.__token && process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'test') {
throw new Error('Host environment missing token');
}
export default createClient({ token: window.__token });