digitalocean.js

A Node.js/browser API implementation for DigitalOcean.

Getting Started

Install the module via npm with: npm install digitalocean.js

var doa = require('digitalocean.js');

Documentation

Quick Reference:

• Setup
• Droplets
• Images
• Regions
• Sizes
• Events

Setup

Start by initializing the api. Pass your access key for DigitalOcean like so:

doa.init('9784654897453132165', 'shhhh+its/asecrettttttttt+42')

API Structure

The structure of the API is rather self-explenatory. It mirrors the DigitalOcean's API guide.

Droplets

doa.droplets.all(cb) //returns a list of all active droplets
doa.droplets.create(data, cb) //creates a new droplet
doa.dropelets.get(id, cb) //fetches a droplet's details
doa.droplets.reboot(id, done) //reboots a droplet
doa.droplets.cycle(id, done) //does a power cycle
doa.droplets.shutdown(id, cb) //shutdown a droplet
doa.droplets.off(id, cb) //turn a droplet off
doa.droplets.on(id, cb) //turn a droplet on
doa.dropelets.snapshot(id, imageName cb) //creates a new image from a droplet
doa.droplets.restore(id, image, done) //restores a droplet using an image
doa.droplets.rebuild(id, image, done) //rebuilds a droplet using an image
doa.dropelets.rename(id, newName, cb) //rename a droplet
doa.droplets.destroy(id, done) //remove a droplet

The same goes for images, events, regions, and sizes - take a peek at the source to see all the different API calls.

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Yotam Tanay. Licensed under the MIT license.