ipaas-connect
Advanced tools
This CLI was created to promote code from ShipEngine Connect to our monopipeline.
This tool is designed to help make the process of moving ShipEngine Connect Applications into the monopipeline easier.
npm install -g ipaas-connect
ipaas-connect --help
ipaas-connect --version
ipaas-connect ls --type ordersource
ipaas-connect ls --type shippingprovider
(Ran from integrations-repository root)
ipaas-connect import --type shippingprovider --name chronopost --sentry http://sentrydsn.com
(Ran from anywhere else)
ipaas-connect import --type ordersource --name alibaba --sentry http://sentrydsn.com --directory c/dev/whatever
(Ran from integrations-repository root)
ipaas-connect update --type shippingprovider --name chronopost
(Ran from anywhere else)
ipaas-connect update --type ordersource --name alibaba --directory c/dev/whatever
FAQs
This CLI was created to promote code from ShipEngine Connect to our monopipeline.
The npm package ipaas-connect receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, ipaas-connect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ipaas-connect demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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