##Soapi.JS2 var context = new Soapi.ApiContext(yourApiKey); context.initialize(function() { context.official.stackApps .Users().ById(14) .invoke(function(users) { alert(users[0].display_name); }); }); ##About Soapi.JS2 is being released separately from [Soapi.JS][1] as it is a completely different take on accessing the API via JavaScript. [Soapi.JS][2] is a very lightweight library that provides full API coverage. Soapi.JS2 takes it to 11 with a complete paradigm shift. It is a bit heavier and revolves around a fluent, relational query approach similar to that of the [Soapi.CS][3] library, providing a seamless view on the data served by the API. ###License MIT-X11/GPL ###Documentation The documentation is available in the download or can be viewed online here: http://soapi.info/Code/JS2/latest/docs/index.htm ###Download ***Beta*** version available at [http://soapi.info/Downloads/Soapi.JS2-beta-08-29-2010.zip][4] ChangeLog: Soapi.JS2-beta-08-29-2010 - removed linq.js integration. The convenience was outweighed by the limitations imposed. It was a bad design decision in the first place. Simply create `Enumerable` when you need it by `Enumerable.From(item)` - implemented Soapi.Interop (JS2->CS upload) expect dedicated post shortly. - completed Soapi api documentation - started adding content - added SyntaxHighlighter functionality to docs - added api compatible custom JSON implementation Soapi.JS2-beta-08-25-2010 - completed preliminary documentation (/docs/index.htm) - adjusted default throttle to 30 per 6.5 as per current api tolerance Soapi.JS2-beta-08-19-2010 - merged scripts - made throttle/cache optional - added RepReport sample Soapi.JS2-alpha-08-21-2010 - implemented [ThrotteCache][5] Soapi.JS2-alpha-08-20-2010 - implemented paging fully - implemented .total method Soapi.JS2-alpha-08-19-2010 - initial release ###Platform JavaScript - Any browser that doesn't burn oil. ##Contact code poet ##Code Included in the alpha zip is a full coverage test suite and a rather detailed walkthrough. ###QuickStart - [ApiContext][6] - the root of all queries <-- **start here** - [Api Coverage][7] - how Soapi.JS2 maps to the API - [Relational Queries][8] - how to treat the API like a database - [Async usage pattern][9] - how to call and what to expect - [Parameterization And Paging][10] - how to get exactly what you want from the API - [Stubs][11] - filling placeholder objects - [Throttling and Caching][12] - concentrate on features, not plumbing.. ###Sample Code - [Basic Usage Example 01][13] - demonstrates how to retrieve related data from the api using Soapi.JS - [RepReport][14] - an example of using Soapi.JS2 to provide a custom view on your reputation data. - [SiteMonitor][15] - an example of using Soapi.JS2 to retrieve and display status and statistics for all of the sites in the Stack Exchange network. ###Reference - [Linq.js][16] - This is highly recommended reading for anyone working with Soapi.JS2. Most sample code I provide will leverage this amazing little library. --- ##PLEASE NOTE: I try to provide quality documentation and I do appreciate the approval indicated by upvotes, but the Stack Overflow anti-vote fraud system is silently reversing votes cast in rapid succession. So, if you would like to upvote the documentation, please do so in moderation, perhaps no more 3 or 4 votes per day? --- [1]: http://stackapps.com/questions/494/soapi-js-v1-0-fluent-javascript-wrapper-for-the-stackoverflow-api [2]: http://stackapps.com/questions/494/soapi-js-v1-0-fluent-javascript-wrapper-for-the-stackoverflow-api [3]: http://stackapps.com/questions/386/soapi-cs-a-fully-relational-fluent-net-stack-exchange-api-client-library [4]: http://soapi.info/Downloads/Soapi.JS2-beta-08-29-2010.zip [5]: #1448 [6]: #1441 [7]: #1436 [8]: #1437 [9]: #1435 [10]: #1440 [11]: #1438 [12]: #1448 [13]: #1434 [14]: #1459 [15]: #1460 [16]: http://linqjs.codeplex.com/