PreferenceService

Preference service can be used in the following way:

1. Import the service from our library:

import {PreferenceService} from "@selfcommunity/api-services";

2. Create a function and put the service inside it!
The async function `getAllPreferences` will return the paginated list of preferences.

async getAllPreferences() {
       return await PreferenceService.getAllPreferences();
    }

In case of required `params`, just add them inside the brackets.

async getSpecificPreference(preferenceId) {
       return await PreferenceService.getSpecificPreference(preferenceId);
    }

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 PreferenceService(): PreferenceService

Returns

PreferenceService

Methods

getAllPreferences()

static getAllPreferences(config?): Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCPreferenceType>>

Parameters

Parameter	Type
config?	AxiosRequestConfig

Returns

Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCPreferenceType>>

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getSpecificPreference()

static getSpecificPreference(id, config?): Promise<SCPreferenceType>

Parameters

Parameter	Type
id	string | number
config?	AxiosRequestConfig

Returns

Promise<SCPreferenceType>

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searchPreferences()

static searchPreferences(search?, section?, keys?, ordering?, config?): Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCPreferenceType>>

Parameters

Parameter	Type
search?	string
section?	string
keys?	string
ordering?	string
config?	AxiosRequestConfig

Returns

Promise<SCPaginatedResponse<SCPreferenceType>>

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updatePreferences()

static updatePreferences(data, config?): Promise<SCPreferenceType | SCPreferenceType[]>

Parameters

Parameter	Type
data	any
config?	AxiosRequestConfig

Returns

Promise<SCPreferenceType | SCPreferenceType[]>