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Simple proof-of-concept application that can upload assets to the Widen Media Collective
Simple proof-of-concept application that can upload assets to Widen Media Collective using the node-collective client to the Media Collective REST API.
First, ensure you have set up proper OAuth credentials with Collective.
Second, set the proper environment variables based on the credentials you got from the previous step:
export COLLECTIVE_CLIENT_ID=foo
export COLLECTIVE_CLIENT_SECRET=bar
node-collective
options in the sources (e.g., protocol, port, and host -- auth is probably ok).var collective_options = {
protocol: 'http',
port: 8080,
host: 'localhost',
# I have a simple service to get
# auth token from a cookie in
# the code already, so don't
# change that.
};
npm run dev
OR
npm run start -- <OPTIONS>
Where <OPTIONS>
is the options needed to connect to your Collective instance. (optional -- defaults to local development url)
http://localhost:1337
FAQs
Simple proof-of-concept application that can upload assets to the Widen Media Collective
We found that collective-upload 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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