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@elevated-libs/cuss2
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## Publishing changes - Clone repo - Install dependecies - run `npm publish`
npm publish
Interact with a CUSS 2.0 Restful API using a simple interface leveraging the asyncronicity of event driven architectures. By using the Elevated CUSS library you will get:
initCompleted
token
cuss.token.subscribe(({access_token}) => console.log(`${access_token}`));
tokenReceived
listenerCreated
environmentReceived
componentsReceived
queryCompleted
requiredComponentsFound
requiredComponentsMissing
import { cuss, ComponentName, ApplicationStates } from '@elevated-libs/cuss2';
requiredComponents: ComponentName[] = [
ComponentName.BARCODE_READER,
ComponentName.BAGTAG_PRINTER,
ComponentName.BOARDINGPASS_PRINTER
];
cuss.init({
clientId: 'APPLICATION-CLIENT-ID',
clientSecret: 'APPLICATION-CLIENT-SECRET',
baseURL: 'VENDOR-CUSS-URL',
oauthURL: 'VENDOR-OAUTH-SERVER-URL',
requiredComponents: requiredComponents
});
// handle when all required components are present
cuss.requiredComponentsFound
.subscribe((found) => {
if (found) {
console.log("Validation completed");
cuss.moveToState(ApplicationStates.AVAILABLE);
}
});
// handle when missing required components
cuss.requiredComponentsMissing
.subscribe(({missing, components}) => {
if (missing) {
console.log("Missing the following required components", components);
cuss.moveToState(ApplicationStates.UNAVAILABLE);
}
});
FAQs
Interact with a CUSS 2 API using a simple interface leveraging the asyncronicity of event driven architectures. By using the Elevated CUSS library you will get:
The npm package @elevated-libs/cuss2 receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @elevated-libs/cuss2 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @elevated-libs/cuss2 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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