Movideo's Media API allows developers to interact with the platform through web-services. The API's are based on the REST principles. Where each request can be an HTTP POST or GET, and the response is a gzipped content (If client specified that gzip is supported in its HTTP Headers).

npm install movideo-web-sdk

Every resource is accessed via your movideo instance:

var movideo = require('movideo-web-sdk')('key', 'alias');
// movideo.{ RESOURCE }.{ METHOD }

Every resource method accepts an optional callback as the last argument:

movideo.media.retrieve(80254, function(error, media) {
  error; // null if no error occured
  media; // the media object
});

Additionally, every resource method returns a promise, so you don't have to use the regular callback:

movideo.media.retrieve(80254)
.then(function(media) {
  return media;
}, function(error) {
  // deal with an error
});

Where you see params it is a plain JavaScript object, e.g. { email: '[email protected]' }

• application
• retrieve()
• media
• retrieve(id[, params])
• daily([params])
• weekly([params])
• monthly([params])
• cuepoints(id)
• images(id)
• related(id[, params])
• total()
• playlist
• retrieve(id[, params])
• media(id[, params])
• images(id)
• playlists(id[, params])
• root([id, params])
• tag
• search(tag[, params])
• profile(tagId)
• profileSearch(keyword[, params])
• session
• get(key, alias)

Avaliable methods

• Movideo.setHost(host);
• Movideo.setPost(port);
• Movideo.setAlias(alias);
• Movideo.setKey(key);
• Movideo.setTimeout(ms); (default is node's default: 120000ms)
• Movideo.setFormat(json/xml);
• Movideo.setToken(token);

To run the tests you'll need a Movideo Test API key (from your Movideo Dashboard):

$ npm install -g mocha
$ npm test

Originally by Milos Dakic ([email protected]). Development was sponsored by Authentic Entertainment.