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@balena/jellyfish-plugin-typeform
Advanced tools
Provides a sync integration and a channel for working with user feedback from Typeform.
Below is an example how to use this library:
import { typeformPlugin } from '@balena/jellyfish-plugin-typeform';
import { PluginManager } from '@balena/jellyfish-worker';
// Load contracts from this plugin
const pluginManager = new PluginManager([
typeformPlugin(),
]);
const contracts = pluginManager.getCards();
console.dir(contracts);
Visit the website for complete documentation: https://product-os.github.io/jellyfish-plugin-typeform
Unit tests can be easily run with the command npm test.
You can run integration tests locally against Postgres and Redis instances running in docker-compose:
npm run compose
REDIS_HOST=localhost POSTGRES_HOST=localhost npm run test:integration
You can also access these Postgres and Redis instances:
PGPASSWORD=docker psql -hlocalhost -Udocker
redis-cli -h localhost
FAQs
Typeform Jellyfish Plugin
The npm package @balena/jellyfish-plugin-typeform receives a total of 7,526 weekly downloads. As such, @balena/jellyfish-plugin-typeform popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @balena/jellyfish-plugin-typeform demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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