How to use the @alfresco/js-api.CommentsApi function in @alfresco/js-api

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github Alfresco / alfresco-content-app / e2e / utilities / repo-client / apis / comments / comments-api.ts View on Github external
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import { RepoApi } from '../repo-api';
import { CommentsApi as AdfCommentsApi } from '@alfresco/js-api';

export class CommentsApi extends RepoApi {
    commentsApi = new AdfCommentsApi(this.alfrescoJsApi);

    constructor(username?, password?) {
        super(username, password);
    }

    async getNodeComments(nodeId: string) {
      await this.apiAuth();
      return await this.commentsApi.listComments(nodeId);
    }

    async addComment(nodeId: string, comment: string) {
      await this.apiAuth();
      return await this.commentsApi.createComment(nodeId, { "content": comment });
    }
    async addComments(nodeId: string, comment: any) {
      await this.apiAuth();