momento-http-client

Official JavaScript/TypeScript wrapper for Momento HTTP API

Getting Started

1. Create a Momento cache and an access token in the Momento Console. Check out the getting started guide for more information.

2. To use the momento-http-client library in your Deno project, use:

import { HttpClient } from "https://deno.land/x/momento_http/src/index.ts"

Or if you prefer to use a Deno import map, put this in your deno.json file:

"imports": {
  "momento_http": "https://deno.land/x/momento_http/src/index.ts"
}

And then simplify your import statement:

import { HttpClient } from "momento_http"

1. Then you can instantiate your HttpClient and make get, set, and delete requests to your Momento Cache.

const authToken = "<Your Momento API token>"
const endpoint = "<Your Momento HTTP API endpoint>"
const cacheName = "<Your Momento Cache name>"

const momento = new HttpClient(authToken, endpoint)

await momento.set(cacheName, "key", "value")
await momento.get(cacheName, "key")
await momento.delete(cacheName, "key")

Testing

If you want to run the unit tests, simply run:

npm run unit-test

If you want to run the integration tests, first provide the following environment variables:

export MOMENTO_AUTH_TOKEN="<your token>"
export MOMENTO_CACHE_NAME="<your cache name>"
export MOMENTO_HTTP_ENDPOINT="<your endpoint>"

Then run:

npm run integration-test

Learn More

You can find a full working Deno example using momento-http-client here.

Alternately, you can find a full working Deno example using the Momento Web SDK here.

For more information about how to get started with Momento in general, check out the Momento Docs website.