Organization
Methods
Organization#app(appFilter)
Fetch a specific app from the organization.
appFilter
String or object (optional)
When a string is passed, the app will get searched by address if it starts by 0x, and by appName otherwise. See appFilter.address and appFilter.appName to set them explicitly. For the time being, only one type of filter can get passed at a time.
appFilter.address
String
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by address explicit.
appFilter.appName
String
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by appName explicit.
returns
Promise<App>
A promise resolving to an app.
This method can throw one of the following errors:
No app found.
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#onApp(appFilter, callback)
Like Organization#app(), but as a subscription.
appFilter
String or object (optional)
When a string is passed, the app will get searched by address if it starts by 0x, and by appName otherwise. See appFilter.address and appFilter.appName to set them explicitly. For the time being, only one type of filter can get passed at a time.
appFilter.address
String
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by address explicit.
appFilter.appName
String
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by appName explicit.
callback
(error: Error, app: App) => void
A callback that will get called every time the result gets updated.
returns
{ unsubscribe: () => void }
A handler that allows to stop receiving updates.
The error passed to callback can be null (no error) or one of the following:
No app found.
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#apps(appFilter)
Fetch apps from the organization.
appFilter
String or String[] or object (optional)
When a string is passed, apps will get filtered by address if it starts by 0x, and by appName otherwise. When an array is passed, the first entry determines the type of filter. See appFilter.address and appFilter.appName to set them explicitly. For the time being, only one type of filter can get passed at a time.
appFilter.address
String or String[]
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by address explicit.
appFilter.appName
String or String[]
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by appName explicit.
returns
Promise<App[]>
A promise resolving to the current list of apps.
This method can throw one of the following errors:
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#onApps(appFilter, callback)
Like Organization#apps(), but as a subscription.
appFilter
String or String[] or object (optional)
When a string is passed, apps will get filtered by address if it starts by 0x, and by appName otherwise. When an array is passed, the first entry determines the type of filter. See appFilter.address and appFilter.appName to set them explicitly. For the time being, only one type of filter can get passed at a time.
appFilter.address
String or String[]
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by address explicit.
appFilter.appName
String or String[]
Same as appFilter, but makes the selection by appName explicit.
callback
(error: Error, app:App) => void
A callback that will get called every time the result gets updated.
returns
{ unsubscribe: () => void }
A handler that allows to stop receiving updates.
The error passed to callback can be null (no error) or one of the following:
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#permissions()
Fetch the organization’s permissions.
returns
Promise<Permission[]>
A promise resolving to a Permissions.
This method can throw one of the following errors:
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#onPermissions(callback)
Like Organization#permissions(), but as a subscription.
callback
(error: Error, permission: Permission) => void
A callback that will get called every time the result gets updated.
returns
{ unsubscribe: () => void }
A handler that allows to stop receiving updates.
The error passed to callback can be null (no error) or one of the following:
The data couldn’t be fetched.
The connection to the remote source failed.
Organization#appIntent(appAddress, funcName, funcArgs)
Execute a function on a given app.
appAddress
String
Address of the app instance.
funcName
String
Name of the function to call.
funcArgs
String
Parameters to pass to the function.
returns
Promise<TransactionIntent>
A promise resolving to an TransactionIntent instance.
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