Making an api request uses the following structure:
client.${Api}().${Action}( ${Path}, [Value], [Callback] );
Api: {Function} The api the client is calling. ex) data(...)
Action: {Promise} The action the client is performing. ex) set(...)
Path: {String} The path of the stored node pertaining to the action. ex) "/foo"
Value(Optional): {Object} The object sent for the Api to operate on. ex: { bar: "buz"}
Callback(Optional): {Function} A callback function used for recurring actions. This applies to actions like watch and register.
Since some actions do not require values passed (read actions) and some actions do not require callbacks, the Value and Callback parameters are optional.
Since there are instances where callbacks may be used but no value needed, action calls can be also made using the following additional structures:
client.${Api}().${Action}( ${Path} );
client.${Api}().${Action}( ${Path}, [Value] );
client.${Api}().${Action}( ${Path}, [Callback] );
The one restriction is the following Api call structure is not allowed:
client.${Api}().${Action}( ${Path}, [Callback], [Value] );