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@giosg/datasources
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This is a collection of resource datasources used to access and modify giosg resources.
npm install @giosg/datasources
import Datasources from '@giosg/datasources';
const datasources = new Datasources(
authorizationHeader,
reportingServiceOrigin, // Optional
interactionDesignerOrigin, // Optional
realtimeSdk // Optional. Required for streaming. Has to be pre-connected!
);
After adding new datasource you need to npm install
and reload vscode to get rid of errors!
Before publishing, remember to consider the effects your changes have for our users. See semantic versioning.
For publishing, you need access to giosg organization in npm. You can request that from one of the organization admins or request them to publish the package.
npm version <patch|minor|major>
and npm run prepare
, and commit.npm login --scope=giosg
. You will be prompted for credentials.npm publish --access public
. --access public
flag is mandatory because organization packages default to restricted
.Remember to maintain changelog:
See: CHANGELOG.md
FAQs
Classes for accessing resources of giosg systems.
We found that @giosg/datasources demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 18 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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