A powerful Node.js package that allows you to easily interact with Azury's API.
Want to use Azury directly from your console? Check out our CLI!
Install the SDK using your favorite package manager.
npm i azury
yarn add azury
Create a new instance.
import azury from 'azury'
azury({
secret: 'super duper secret token', // keep your api secret hidden from everyone, e.g. in a .env file
new: true, // notify on launch if there's a new version of the sdk
logging: true // logging is only recommended in development
})
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Powerful Javascript SDK for Azury
We found that azury demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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