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Teambition 服务端 Node SDK,封装如下方法:
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强相关的业务需要使用到的工具函数JobSlice(分片执行)
// JS Demo
function request (sliceRaw) {
// do anything
}
const raw = new Array(20)
const datafactory = new TeambitionSDK.DataFactory(raw)
datafactory.JobSlice(request)
封装 Teambition API,请至 https://docs.teambition.com/ 查阅 API 目录
如果你是第三方开发者,需要自建应用,请前往 Teambition 开发者中心
// TS DEMO
import * as TeambitionSDK from 'teambition-server-sdk'
const teambitionSDK = new TeambitionSDK.Client.Task()
return teambitionSDK
// optional 可选的,假如你是私有部署或其它,请填入正确的地址
.setUrl('add your custom url')
// optional
.setHeader({
// optional
cookie: 'your cookie'
// optional
Authorization: 'your access token',
})
.createOne(task)
v0.0.4 2019-01-08
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Javascript SDK for teambition server
The npm package teambition-server-sdk receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, teambition-server-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that teambition-server-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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