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kinvey-backbone-sdk
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Kinvey (pronounced Kin-vey, like convey) makes it ridiculously easy for developers to setup, use and operate a cloud backend for their mobile apps. They don't have to worry about connecting to various cloud services, setting up servers for their backend, or maintaining and scaling them.
This npm package makes it very easy to connect your BackboneJS app with Kinvey.
To use the SDK, sign up for Kinvey if you have not already done so. Go to the sign up page, and follow the steps provided.
You can install the package using npm:
npm install kinvey-backbone-sdk --save
or
use our DevCenter Download Page to download the SDK and save it to a file named kinvey-backbone-sdk.js
in your project.
If you installed the SDK with npm, include the sdk in your code using require
.
var Kinvey = require('kinvey-backbone-sdk');
If you downloaded the SDK and saved it to a file, add a script tag to your main html file to load the SDK.
<script src="path/to/kinvey-backbone-sdk.js"></script>
Next, use Kinvey.initialize()
to configure your app in your main JS file. Replace <appKey>
and <appSecret>
with your apps app key and secret. You can find these for your app using the Kinvey Console App.
Kinvey.initialize({
appKey: '<appKey>',
appSecret: '<appSecret>'
})
.then(function(activeUser) {
// ...
});
You are now ready to start building your awesome apps! Next we recommend diving into the User guide or Data store guide to learn more about our service, or explore the sample apps to go straight to working projects.
Execute npm run build
to build the package.
TravisCI will deploy the pacakge to NPM.
npm version [<newversion> | major | minor | patch | premajor | preminor | prepatch | prerelease | from-git]
. See Version Management for more info on incrementing the version.Updating the package version should follow Semantic Version 2.0.0:
Note: Before running any tests you will need to run npm install
to install any dependencies required.
The steps for running the unit tests is as follows:
npm test
.The steps for running the end to end tests is as follows:
npm run e2e:server
. Keep this terminal window open.Requirement: Execute npm install -g yo generator-kinvey-html
to globally install Yeoman and generator-kinvey-html. You only need to do this once.
npm run e2e:app
. Keep this terminal window open.npm run e2e:test
.See LICENSE for details.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on reporting bugs and making contributions.
FAQs
Kinvey JavaScript SDK for BackboneJS application.
The npm package kinvey-backbone-sdk receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, kinvey-backbone-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kinvey-backbone-sdk 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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