EasyPost is a simple shipping API. You can sign up for an account at https://easypost.com

npm install --save @easypost/api

Note: if you are using a version of Node less than 6.9, you will need to install and include a polyfill, such as babel-polyfill, and include it in your project:

npm install --save babel-polyfill

In your file:

require('babel-polyfill');
const EasyPost = require('@easypost/api');

To test out the API, you can run npm install -g @easypost/api and run easypost. you can also clone this repository, npm install to install dependencies, npm run build to build the project, and run API_KEY=yourkey ./repl.js --local easypost.js to try out an interactive CLI. (Replace easypost.js with whatever compatabile version you wish, as defined below.)

By default, @easypost/api works with Node v6 LTS. To include for other versions of node, you can use:

• require('@easypost/api/easypost.8-lts.js') (Node 8.9+
• require('@easypost/api/easypost.6-lts.js') (Node 6.9+)
• require('@easypost/api/easypost.legacy.js') (Node 0.10+)

const apiKey = 'cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi';
const EasyPost = require('@easypost/api');

const api = new EasyPost(apiKey);

// set addresses
const toAddress = new api.Address({
  name: 'Dr. Steve Brule',
  street1: '179 N Harbor Dr',
  city: 'Redondo Beach',
  state: 'CA',
  zip: '90277',
  country: 'US',
  phone: '310-808-5243'
});

const fromAddress = new api.Address({
  name: 'EasyPost',
  street1: '118 2nd Street',
  street2: '4th Floor',
  city: 'San Francisco',
  state: 'CA',
  zip: '94105',
  phone: '415-123-4567'
});

/* es5 with promises: */
fromAddress.save().then(addr => {
  console.log(addr.id);
});

/* es2017 with async/await: */
await fromAddress.save();
console.log(fromAddress.id);

You can construct an API instance with certain options:

const api = new Api("mykey", {
  timeout: 120000,
  baseUrl: "https://api.easypost.com/v2/",
  useProxy: false,
  superagentMiddleware: s => s,
  requestMiddleware: r => r,
});

Time in MS that should fail requests.

Change the base URL that the API library uses. Useful if you proxy requests from a frontend through a server.

Disable using the API key. Useful if you proxy requests from a frontend through a server.

Function that takes superagent and returns superagent. Useful if you need to wrap superagent in a function, such as many superagent libraries do.

import superagentLib from 'some-superagent-lib';

const api = new Api("my-key", {
  superagentMiddleware: s => superagentLib(s),
});

Function that takes a superagent request and returns that request. Useful if you need to hook into a request:

import superagentLib from 'some-superagent-lib';

const api = new Api("my-key", {
  requestMiddleware: r => {
    r.someLibFunction(SOME_CONFIG_VALUE);
    return r;
  },
});

You can import specific versions of the compiled code if you're using later verisons of node. import "@easypost/api/src/easypost" imports the un-transformed es6, or you can import @easypost/api/easypost.6-lts, @easypost/api/easypost.8-lts, or @easypost/api/easypost.legacy.js (v0.10) to import mininally transformed versions.