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@skedulo/function-header-helper
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External development utilities for Skedulo Connected Function. This project includes utilities to parse Skedulo specific header to extract Custom Settings, User Context, and Authorization Info. This project is intended to be used only as a dev dependency in package projects because of its dependency on Node and the filesystem.
To develop both the dev public package and the Connected Function template, it's recommended that yarn link is used across projects to test changes locally. For the package, this involves running yarn link at the root and for each boilerplate running yarn link @skedulo/function-header-helper.
yarnyarn compileyarn release-package ${versionNumber}const { method, path, headers, body, querystring } = payload
const skedContext:SkedContext = createSkedContext(headers);
const token: string = skedContext.auth.apiToken;
const baseUrl: string = skedConText.auth.baseUrl;
const userName: string = skedContext.userContext.username;
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Connected Function Header parser library
We found that @skedulo/function-header-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 72 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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