Class: ReactionService
services/reactions.ReactionService
Feature service can be used in the following way:
1. Import the service from our library:
import {ReactionService} from "@selfcommunity/api-services";
2. Create a function and put the service inside it!
The async function `getAllReactions` will return the list of reactions.
async getAllReactions() {
return await ReactionService.getAllReactions();
}
If you need to customize the request, you can add optional config params (`AxiosRequestConfig` type).
1. Declare it(or declare them, it is possible to add multiple params)
const headers = headers: {Authorization: `Bearer ${yourToken}`}
2. Add it inside the brackets and pass it to the function, as shown in the previous example!
Constructors
constructor
• new ReactionService(): ReactionService
Returns
Methods
getAllReactions
▸ getAllReactions(params?, config?): Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCReactionType>>
Parameters
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
params? | ReactionParams |
config? | AxiosRequestConfig<any> |
Returns
Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCReactionType>>
Defined in
services/reactions/index.ts:90
getAllReactionsList
▸ getAllReactionsList(params?, config?): Promise<SCReactionType[]>
Parameters
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
params? | ReactionParams |
config? | AxiosRequestConfig<any> |
Returns
Promise<SCReactionType[]>
Defined in
services/reactions/index.ts:93
getSpecificReaction
▸ getSpecificReaction(id, config?): Promise<SCReactionType>
Parameters
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
id | number |
config? | AxiosRequestConfig<any> |
Returns
Promise<SCReactionType>