Livefyre's official library for common server-side tasks necessary for getting Livefyre apps (comments, reviews, etc.) working on your website.

Run this line:

$ npm install livefyre

Instantiating a network object:

var network = livefyre.getNetwork('networkName', 'networkKey');

Creating a Livefyre token:

network.buildLivefyreToken();

Creating a user auth token:

network.buildUserAuthToken('userId', 'displayName', expires);

To validate a Livefyre token:

network.validateLivefyreToken('lfToken');

To send Livefyre a user sync url and then have Livefyre pull user data from that url: callbacks are optional. defaults will console.log

network.setUserSyncUrl('urlTemplate', callback);
network.syncUser('userId', callback);

Instantiating a site object:

var site = network.getSite('siteId', 'siteKey');

Building a collection meta token: The 'tags' and 'type' arguments are optional.

site.buildCollectionMetaToken('title', 'articleId', 'url', 'tags', 'type');

Building a checksum: The 'tags' argument is optional.

site.buildChecksum('title', url', 'tags');

To retrieve content collection data:

site.getCollectionContent('articleId', callback);

To get a content collection's id: callback is optional. default will console.log

site.getCollectionId('articleId', callback);

Located here.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

Note: any feature update on any of Livefyre's libraries will need to be reflected on all language libraries. We will try and accommodate when we find a request useful, but please be aware of the time it may take.

MIT