# JavaScript/Node.js Client

You can find the official ilert JS client on our Github organization: <https://github.com/iLert/ilert-js>

Install as usual with NPM `npm install ilert`

```javascript
const { ILert } = require("ilert");
const ilert = new ILert();

// creating a new event
const { data } = await ilert.event().create(
    "il1api0460d849fcdc753d4f",
    ILert.EVENT_TYPES.ALERT,
    "My test incident summary",
    { incidentKey: "123456" } // optional
);

// resolving a pending incident
await ilert.incident(45678).resolve();

// ping a heartbeat
await ilert.heartbeat("il1hbt0460d849fcdc753").ping();
```

The ilert JS client also ships with Typescript definitions.

Please feel free to [reach out to us ](https://github.com/iLert/docs/blob/master/developer-docs/contact.md)with a Github issue in case you need help or have feature requests.


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