@capriza/connector-controller
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ApproveSimple Connectors are responsible to interface and interact between Capriza Cloud Service and the enterprise source application. Connectors are responsible for both pulling the data from the source application and for performing updates such as“Approve" on an item in the source application, following an action from the end user.
Any developer who wants to connect a source application to Capriza Cloud Service. In the SDK you will find documents, code sample and tools to develop, configure, test and preview your connector and it's compatibility with Capriza ApproveSimple service.
To install the ApproveSimple Connector SDK use the npm package manager for Node.js. Simply type the following into a terminal window:
npx @capriza/create-connector sample-connector
The SDK installation comes with an internal UI to test the connector functionality. To launch the Connector UI type the following into a terminal window:
npm run inspector
To further read about Connectors architecture and implementation requirements please refer to Capriza Support Site.
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We found that @capriza/connector-controller demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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