easycodef-node

import { EasyCodef, EasyCodefConstant, EasyCodefUtil } from 'easycodef-node'; import path from 'path'; // Needed for EasyCodefUtil.encodeToFileString example if used // Placeholder for CODEF client credentials (replace with your actual keys). // Obtain these from the CODEF website after signing up for demo/official service. const DEMO_CLIENT_ID: string = process.env.CODEF_DEMO_CLIENT_ID ?? 'YOUR_DEMO_CLIENT_ID'; const DEMO_CLIENT_SECRET: string = process.env.CODEF_DEMO_CLIENT_SECRET ?? 'YOUR_DEMO_CLIENT_SECRET'; const CLIENT_ID: string = process.env.CODEF_CLIENT_ID ?? 'YOUR_CLIENT_ID'; const CLIENT_SECRET: string = process.env.CODEF_CLIENT_SECRET ?? 'YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET'; // Placeholder for CODEF RSA Public Key (required for encryption). // Obtain this from the CODEF website (e.g., https://codef.io/#/account/keys). const PUBLIC_KEY: string = process.env.CODEF_PUBLIC_KEY ?? 'YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY'; // 1. Create an EasyCodef instance. const codef = new EasyCodef(); // 2. Set the RSA Public Key for encryption. // This is crucial for encrypting sensitive data sent to the CODEF API. codef.setPublicKey(PUBLIC_KEY); // 3. Set demo client information (for sandbox/demo environments). codef.setClientInfoForDemo(DEMO_CLIENT_ID, DEMO_CLIENT_SECRET); // 4. Set official client information (for production environment). codef.setClientInfo(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET); // 5. Request an access token for the Sandbox environment. // Note: easycodef-node automatically handles token issuance and reuse for API calls, // so explicit token requests are usually only for specific scenarios or testing. console.log('Requesting token for Sandbox...'); codef .requestToken(EasyCodefConstant.SERVICE_TYPE_SANDBOX) .then(function (response) { console.log('Token 발급 결과 (Sandbox):'); console.log(response); // Expected response for Sandbox token request: // { data: { accessToken: "sandbox-access-token", ... } } }) .catch(function (error) { console.error('Error requesting token:', error); });