I have built an online service with Laravel*, which has a REST API to interact with. Now I'm going to build a CLI tool to send data to the service using JS. I'm fairly new to CLI tools with JS. For this CLI tool I want to write a separated SDK so others can use it as well.
What are good / best practices to write an REST SDK in JavaScript? Do you have some advice for me or do you know a good SDK I can dig into?
I appreciate your help!
* it's called Speedtest Collector if you're interested.
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It seems there are not good practices for JS SDKs. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Thx. That looks promising. I will take a deeper look in the next days.
Kind of. Depends on you if its interessting ;)
You probably know speedtest.net or other speedtest sites. I work on a service, which saves the speedtest and displays graphs and statistics for your internet connection. The service is called Speedtest Collector.
To make it easier for the user, I work on a JS CLI tool to make speedtests and send them directly to my service. Therefore, I want to create an SDK to dogfeed it in my CLI tool.
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