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@tng/soa-node-event
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yarn add @tng/soa-node-event
const SOAEvent = require('@tng/soa-node-event')
const TWSAuth = require('tws-auth')
const Teambition = require('teambition')
// use tws-auth
let twsAuth = new TWSAuth({ ... })
let soaevent = new SOAEvent({ twsAuth: twsAuth })
// use teambition
let teambition = new Teambition({ ... })
let soaevent = new SOAEvent({ teambition: teambition })
// 创建日程
let event = yield soaevent.events().create({
title: 'new event',
startDate: '2018-01-01',
endDate: '2018-01-02',
_creatorId: 'creator id'
})
// 获取日程信息
let eventInfo = yield soaevent.events(event._id).info()
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SOA-Event for Node ================
We found that @tng/soa-node-event demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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