Class KiiApplication

example of copying an object from an app to the other

// Assume myBucket and object xxxx is already registered.
const usApp = Kii.initializeWithSite("my-app-id1", "my-app-key1", KiiSite.US);
// If no app is injected, the app in which Kii.initializeWithSite() will be used.
// i.e. In this case, usApp will be used.
const bucketUS = Kii.bucketWithName("myBucket");
KiiObject.objectWithURI("kiicloud://buckets/myBucket/objects/xxxx").refresh().then((obj1) => {
  // create a separate app
  const jpApp = new KiiApplication("my-app-id2", "my-app-key2", KiiSite.JP);
  // Assume a myBucket and object yyyy is already registered.
  const bucketJP = jpApp.bucketWithName("myBucket");
  // Inject the jpApp while creating a object, so that this object will be created on jpApp.
  const obj2 = KiiObject.objectWithURI("kiicloud://buckets/myBucket/objects/yyyy", jpApp);
  obj1.getKeys().forEach((key) => {
    obj2.set(key, obj1.get(key));
  });
  // authenticate in jpApp to write the object
  return KiiUser.authenticate("myusername", "mypassword", jpApp).then(() => {
    return obj2.save();
  });
});

example of using multiple contexts at a time

const userApp = Kii.initializeWithSite("my-app-id", "my-app-key", KiiSite.US);
// authenticate as a normal user. Now the userApp & the default app works as a user context.
KiiUser.authenticate("myusername", "mypassword").then((user) => {
  // get a list of topics that the user can subscribe.
  return userApp.listTopics().then((userTopics) => {
    console.log(userTopics);
  });
});

// login as an app admin. This does not affect the user / userApp above.
Kii.authenticateAsAppAdmin("your client id", "your client secret").then((adminContext) => {
  // this app has an admin context.
  const adminApp = adminContext.getApp();
  // get a full list of topics.
  return adminApp.listTopics().then((allTopics) => {
    console.log(allTopics);
  });
});