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@shipengine/toll-shipping
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This is a shared library used by Toll Group carriers integrated into SE Connect.
The following environment variables are required for any SE Connect App referencing this library:
To get the required files and fonts for label-gen, you may need to copy-paste the static folder into the root directory of the connect runtime.
Documentation for the Toll API is in the /docs folder.
To test changes in this shared library without publishing, run npm link in this directory and then switch to the SE Connect App directory and run npm link @shipengine/toll-shipping.
npm run build in this directory when any change is made.Tests are located under src/utils/__tests__. Use npm run test to run them.
Run npm run convert-tracking-events to convert csv tracking event data into json.
src/data for each Business ID supported. Business IDs are defined in src/utils/constants.ts.npm run build and unit tests succeed with npm run test.package.json then run npm install to increment version in package-lock.jsonnpm publish --dry-run to make sure everything looks correct.npm publish and the public npm library should have its version incremented.
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Shared library for Toll Group on ShipEngine
The npm package @shipengine/toll-shipping receives a total of 46 weekly downloads. As such, @shipengine/toll-shipping popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @shipengine/toll-shipping 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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