@shipengine/connect-freight-api
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OpenAPI specification and TypeScript definitions for the Freight API
This library contains types used in building ShipEngine Connect Freight apps - the requests, responses, and models used to implement the Freight API.
Visit our documentation website to learn how to build an app for ShipEngine Connect. You can also look at these sample apps, which demonstrate various features of the platform, as well as different possible ways to build and structure apps.
ShipEngine Connect powers the world's leading e-commerce solutions, including ShipStation, ShipEngine, ShippingEasy, and ShipWorks. ShipEngine Connect enables developers to integrate with all of these brands at once.
Whether you are a shipping carrier, an online marketplace, or another service provider, ShipEngine Connect makes it easy for you to make your services available within each of our world class e-commerce solutions and gain immediate access to a worldwide user base eager to take advantage or your services.
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OpenAPI specification and TypeScript definitions for the Freight API
We found that @shipengine/connect-freight-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 43 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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