@apple/cktool.api.base
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This package is part of the CKTool JS JavaScript client library suite and includes operations and TypeScript types related to "base".
Each operation has a corresponding function that
returns a CancellablePromise that resolves
if successful and rejects if the operation fails.
Don't use this package on its own. It is automatically pulled
in when you include @apple/cktool.database
in your package.json dependencies.
See Apple Developer Documentation for more details on how to get started using CKTool JS.
BasePromisesApiMixin
Don't use this mixin directly. Instead, use PromisesApi
from @apple/cktool.database.
The following methods are added by the mixin.
getContainers
Fetches containers for a team.getTeams
Fetches a list of teams the current user is in.AuthenticationRequiredErrorCKDatabaseTypeCKEnvironmentContainerContainersResponseContainersSortByFieldRequestErrorSortDirectionTeamTeamsResponseFAQs
Apple CKTool JS 'base' API
The npm package @apple/cktool.api.base receives a total of 72 weekly downloads. As such, @apple/cktool.api.base popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @apple/cktool.api.base demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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