passkit-webservice-toolkit
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Integrate Apple Wallet Web services with ease.
Passkit WebService Toolkit is a set of functions and constants that aim to make it easier to create an Apple-Wallet-Webservice-compliant API.
It exposes the endpoints defined by Apple in its documentation and makes it easier for them to be used in a Typescript-based project, by keeping an eye on the developer experience and endpoint versioning.
This library is meant to be framework-agnostic and not really to be imported directly. Instead, it is meant to be used by third-party libraries to create integrations with Apple Wallet webservices with existing frameworks (e.g. Fastify, Express, ...).
If you are aiming to use an integration, instead, you can give a look at some third-party integrations, whose are listed below.
$ npm install passkit-webservice-toolkit
All the exposed informations are detailed in the Wiki.
Did you develop an integration that uses this package? Open a Pull Request to add it here!
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Integrate Apple Wallet Service with ease
The npm package passkit-webservice-toolkit receives a total of 53 weekly downloads. As such, passkit-webservice-toolkit popularity was classified as not popular.
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