How to view a label about sendle-node HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey @SarahH20, just updated the client to support labels:

const orderId = 'f5233746-71d4-4b05-bf63-56f4abaed5f6';
const size = 'a4'; // Available optins: 'a4', 'cropped' or 'letter' (US).

const label = await client.labels.get({
  orderId,
  size, // default 'a4'
});

Also added some documentation around it: https://sendle-node.vercel.app/label

Let me know if it helps!

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Thank you for your help. I tried this code and got some data response back (not the pdf file though, probably because I need to save it somewhere in order to view it?). Is there any way to direct users directly to Sendle page/ website to download the label and we don't have to store this label on our server? Thanks again for your help!

If you look at this example: https://sendle-node.vercel.app/label#usage-in-real-world-application

You can add a Content-disposition header before returning the pdf to enforce your users to download the label, e.g:

reply.header('Content-disposition', `attachment; filename=${shipmentId}`);

from sendle-node.

Thank you for your help. I tried this code and got some data response back (not the pdf file though, probably because I need to save it somewhere in order to view it?). Is there any way to direct users directly to Sendle page/ website to download the label and we don't have to store this label on our server? Thanks again for your help!

from sendle-node.

Thank you for your help. I tried this code and got some data response back (not the pdf file though, probably because I need to save it somewhere in order to view it?). Is there any way to direct users directly to Sendle page/ website to download the label and we don't have to store this label on our server? Thanks again for your help!

If you look at this example: https://sendle-node.vercel.app/label#usage-in-real-world-application

You can add a Content-disposition header before returning the pdf to enforce your users to download the label, e.g:

reply.header('Content-disposition', `attachment; filename=${shipmentId}`);

Thank you for your help, Gomah.

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