How to use

CompanyServiceClient

function

in

@google-cloud/talent

/** Delete Company */
function sampleDeleteCompany(projectId, tenantId, companyId) {
 const client = new talent.CompanyServiceClient();
 // const projectId = 'Your Google Cloud Project ID';
 // const tenantId = 'Your Tenant ID (using tenancy is optional)';
 // const companyId = 'ID of the company to delete';
 const formattedName = client.companyPath(projectId, tenantId, companyId);
 client.deleteCompany({name: formattedName}).catch(err => {
  console.error(err);
 });
 console.log(`Deleted company`);
}

/**
 * List Companies
 *
 * @param projectId {string} Your Google Cloud Project ID
 * @param tenantId {string} Identifier of the Tenant
 */
function sampleListCompanies(projectId, tenantId) {
 const client = new talent.CompanyServiceClient();
 // Iterate over all elements.
 // const projectId = 'Your Google Cloud Project ID';
 // const tenantId = 'Your Tenant ID (using tenancy is optional)';
 const formattedParent = client.tenantPath(projectId, tenantId);

 client.listCompanies({parent: formattedParent})
  .then(responses => {
   const resources = responses[0];
   for (const resource of resources) {
    console.log(`Company Name: ${resource.name}`);
    console.log(`Display Name: ${resource.displayName}`);
    console.log(`External ID: ${resource.externalId}`);
   }
  })
  .catch(err => {
   console.error(err);
  });
}

const client = new talent.CompanyServiceClient();

/** Get Company */
function sampleGetCompany(projectId, tenantId, companyId) {
 const client = new talent.CompanyServiceClient();
 // const projectId = 'Your Google Cloud Project ID';
 // const tenantId = 'Your Tenant ID (using tenancy is optional)';
 // const companyId = 'Company ID';
 const formattedName = client.companyPath(projectId, tenantId, companyId);
 client.getCompany({name: formattedName})
  .then(responses => {
   const response = responses[0];
   console.log(`Company name: ${response.name}`);
   console.log(`Display name: ${response.displayName}`);
  })
  .catch(err => {
   console.error(err);
  });
}