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@kameleoon/nodejs-event-source
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Kameleoon NodeJS SDK Event Source is a small helper package which provides default implementation for Kameleoon NodeJS SDK external Event Source built on top of NodeJS eventsource
library.
For more information refer to Official Kameleoon Documentation
npm install @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source
yarn add @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source
pnpm add @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source
bun install @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source
While using @kameleoon/nodejs-sdk
:
KameleoonEventSource
import { KameleoonClient } from '@kameleoon/nodejs-sdk';
import { KameleoonEventSource } from '@kameleoon/nodejs-event-source';
const client = new KameleoonClient({
siteCode: 'my_site_code',
credentials: {
clientId: 'my_id',
clientSecret: 'my_secret',
},
externals: {
eventSource: new KameleoonEventSource(),
},
});
FAQs
Kameleoon NodeJS SDK EventSource
The npm package @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source receives a total of 1,077 weekly downloads. As such, @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @kameleoon/nodejs-event-source 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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