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atlas-connect
Advanced tools
atlas-connect
CLI for the atlassian-connect-express library (helpers for building Atlassian Connect apps on top of Express)
atlas-connect
A command line utility for the
atlassian-connect-express library.
atlas-connect makes it easy to create Atlassian Connect
apps for:
atlas-connect requires Node.js v4.8.4 or later. Please also ensure you have relevant security updates installed.
You can install me with:
npm i -g atlas-connect
Usage
atlas-connect provides scaffolding for Atlassian Connect apps that use
atlassian-connect-express.
To get started, simply run:
atlas-connect new
The generated scaffold bundles the atlassian-connect-express package which greatly simplifies the process of creating remote apps.
Getting Help or Support
You can learn more about Atlassian Connect via the Atlassian Connect documentation or report issues in the Atlassian Connect Express project.
Contributing
Even though this is just an exploratory project at this point, it's also open source Apache 2.0. So, please feel free to fork and send us pull requests.
Release process
Pre-requisites: be an owner of https://npmjs.org/package/atlas-connect
- npm version <major.minor.patch>
- npm publish
FAQs
CLI for the atlassian-connect-express library (helpers for building Atlassian Connect apps on top of Express)
The npm package atlas-connect receives a total of 39 weekly downloads. As such, atlas-connect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that atlas-connect demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 10 Jul 2023
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