by Ben Burwell [email protected]

Installation is simple: npm install --save active911.

var Active911 = require('active911');
var client = new Active911.RefreshClient('YOUR REFRESH TOKEN');

client.getAgency().then(function(agency) {
  console.log(agency.name);
}).catch(function(err) {
  console.log('Problem getting Agency details:', err);
});

The following public API methods are available:

• getAgency()
• getDevice(device_id)
• getAlerts({ alert_days: 1, alert_minutes: 30 }), where the object parameter is optional. You should not use both keys; if alert_minutes is provided, it will override alert_days as documented on the wiki.
• getDeviceAlerts(device_id)
• getAlert(alert_id)
• getLocations()
• getLocation(location_id)
• getResource(resource_id)

Each method returns a promise for a result, which will resolve as either an object or an array, depending on the cardinality (e.g. getAlerts resolves as an array, while getAlert resolves as an object).

For details on the format of the result, please see the Active911 API wiki.

Contributions are encouraged. For a list of open issues, see https://github.com/benburwell/active911/issues.

More information about the API is available on the Active911 wiki.