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node-xero

An ES2015/JS SDK for Xero. Webpack, Browserify & Node.js friendly.

WARNING THIS IS STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS AND MASTER MAY NOT BE FUNCTIONAL. PRs are always welcomed as I find free time to continue to work on this.

Features

  • Super lightweight
  • Browserify, Webpack & Node friendly
  • Support for multiple environments (node.js and browser)
  • Connectivity for all three API types (public, private, partner)
  • Promises/A+ (async/await! callback free!)
  • Simple API

Notes

A Xero app can be of three types:

Public applications authenticate with a 3-way OAuth handshake, therefore this would generally be for a web application, where end in-browser interaction is necessary to authorize a connection to your Xero app.

Private applications authenticate with a 2-way OAuth handshake, therefore this would generally be for a server side or CLI application where end user interaction is not required. Instead of providing a consumerSecret string, a valid RSA private key path should be provided and used to authenticate with its respective public key that was uploaded to your Xero application's organization.

Partner applications authenticate with ...

Creating certs for Private applications

openssl genrsa -out privatekey.pem 1024
openssl req -new -x509 -key privatekey.pem -out publickey.cer -days 1825
openssl pkcs12 -export -out public_privatekey.pfx -inkey privatekey.pem -in publickey.cer

You can then confirm the validity of your private key

openssl rsa -text -in privatekey.pem

Usage

Create an instance

const config = {
  appType: 'private', // or `public`, or `partner`
  consumerKey: 'FXN4S4HPXBYQKZNCTGZX2SXWB0FXK2',
  consumerSecret: 'ssl/privatekey.pem', // or an actual `consumerSecret` if `appType` is `public`
}
const xero = Xero(config)

A-la-carte endpoint requests

const orgs = await xero.fetch('Organisations')
xero.fetch('Accounts').then(console.log).catch(console.error)
xero.fetch('Accounts/85e4524f-5d17-4bb8-b616-7a11d9d077ab').then(console.log).catch(console.error)
xero.fetch('Accounts/85e4524f-5d17-4bb8-b616-7a11d9d077ab', { method: 'DELETE' ).then(console.log).catch(console.error)