How to use the @netlify/open-api.schemes function in @netlify/open-api
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netlify / js-client / src / index.js View on Github 
constructor(accessToken, opts) {
addMethods(this)
// variadic arguments
if (typeof accessToken === 'object') {
opts = accessToken
accessToken = null
}
// default opts
opts = Object.assign(
{
userAgent: 'netlify/js-client',
scheme: dfn.schemes[0],
host: dfn.host,
pathPrefix: dfn.basePath,
accessToken,
globalParams: {}
},
opts
)
this.defaultHeaders = {
'User-agent': opts.userAgent,
accept: 'application/json'
}
this.scheme = opts.scheme
this.host = opts.host
this.pathPrefix = opts.pathPrefixconstructor(accessToken, opts) {
if (typeof accessToken === 'object') {
opts = accessToken
accessToken = null
}
opts = Object.assign(
{
userAgent: '@netlify/js-client',
scheme: dfn.schemes[0],
host: dfn.host,
pathPrefix: dfn.basePath
},
opts
)
this.defaultHeaders = {
'User-agent': opts.userAgent,
accept: 'application/json'
}
this.scheme = opts.scheme
this.host = opts.host
this.pathPrefix = opts.pathPrefix
this.globalParams = Object.assign({}, opts.globalParams)
if (accessToken) this.accessToken = accessToken
}@netlify/open-api
Netlify's open-api definition as a module
