@prismatic-io/prism
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Build, deploy, and support integrations in Prismatic from the comfort of your command line
prism is Prismatic's CLI tool that allows you to build, deploy, and support integrations in Prismatic from the comfort of your command line.
To install Prismatic's CLI tool, run:
npm install -g @prismatic-io/prism
Please see our documentation on Prismatic's CLI tool.
Prismatic is a dev-first integration platform that makes it easier for B2B software developers to build, deploy, and support integrations for their customers.
It addresses the hardest integration pain points so software teams can spend less time on integrations and more time on core product innovation.
Prismatic is a solution for the real world. It is designed to handle messy, complex integration scenarios and work with existing development and deployment toolchains. It is flexible and extensible, and can be used to build bespoke and vertical-specific integrations between applications of all kinds, SaaS or legacy, with or without a modern API, regardless of protocol or data format.
For information on the Prismatic platform, check out our website and docs.
This repository is MIT licensed.
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Build, deploy, and support integrations in Prismatic from the comfort of your command line
The npm package @prismatic-io/prism receives a total of 266 weekly downloads. As such, @prismatic-io/prism popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @prismatic-io/prism 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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