services-web.min.js - Library prepared to be included direcly in your HTML file.
services-web.min.js.map - Source map for the SDK built file.
services.min.js - Library in UMD format. The code is minified and does not need any external dependencies.
services.min.js.map - Source map for the SDK built file.
esm.js - Library in ES6 module format. The code is minified and does not need any external dependencies.
esm.js.map - Source map for the SDK built file.
services-node.js - Library designed for use in Node.js environment.
services-node.js.map - Source maps for the SDK built file.
LICENSE.txt - License file.
README.md - All foundation information about the SDK.

Getting started

This library can be used both on the client and node.js server.

Using in nodeJS

    const tt = require('@tomtom-international/web-sdk-services/dist/services-node.min.js');

    tt.services.copyrightsV2({
        key: '<your api key>'
    })
        .then(function (results) {
            console.log('Copyrights', results);
        })
        .catch(function (reason) {
            console.log('Copyrights', reason);
        });

Using in module bundlers

If you use Webpack or other module bundler which supports ES6 import/export syntax, importing the library is simple:

    import tt from '@tomtom-international/web-sdk-services';

    tt.services.copyrightsV2({
        key: '<your api key>'
    })
        .then(function (results) {
            console.log('Copyrights', results);
        })
        .catch(function (reason) {
            console.log('Copyrights', reason);
        });

Or include in your bundle only that what you need:

    import { copyrightsV2, placeById } from '@tomtom-international/web-sdk-services/esm';
    
    copyrightsV2({
        key: '<your api key>'
    }).then(function (results) {
        console.log('Copyrights', results);
    }).catch(function (reason) {
        console.log('Copyrights', reason);
    });

    placeById({  
        key: '<your api key>'
        entityId: '<entity id>'
    }).then(function(result) {
        console.log('Place by Id', result);
    }).catch(function(reason) {
        console.log('Copyrights', reason);
    });

Using a script tag

You can include the library directly in the HTML using a script tag.

<html>
<head>
    <script src="services-web.min.js"></script>
    <script>
        tt.services.copyrightsV2({
            key: "<your api key>"
        })
            .then(function (results) {
                console.log('Copyrights', results);
            })
            .catch(function (reason) {
                console.log('Copyrights', reason);
            })
    </script>
</head>
<body></body>
</html>

Typescript support

This version of SDK includes definition files to support Typescript developers. Just import this package to your project:

    import tt from '@tomtom-international/web-sdk-services';

and you should be able to see the hints in your IDE.

Please note that you need to have a valid API Key which can be obtained at the TomTom Developer Portal.

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Package last updated on 19 Sep 2023

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@tomtom-international/web-sdk-services

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Using in module bundlers

Using a script tag

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