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@zencastr/libcore
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This library serves as a connector for the Zencastr REST API. It can be used as on the client and server. It uses AXIOS for HTTP calls.
This is where the types that represent the Zencastr entities sent from the rest API are defined as interfaces. All of these interfaces can be used as an interface for object literals, as well as mongoose schemas.
These are the hardcoded responses from the Zencastr api. These can be used to understand the response data better.
Changing the config property config.platform.useFixtures
will make the API return these fixtures for the associated endpoints
at the HTTP request builder level.
These are the individual services that map to the entities in zencastr. Each endpoint should return a Promise<Response>
. Response
s are stored
in src/responses
.
FAQs
Zencastr core ===
We found that @zencastr/libcore demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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