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terminal-africa
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## Introduction The Terminal Shipping API (TShip) provides a single interface for integrating shipping carriers within your applications. The API allows anyone to programatically get shipping rates and arrange pickup and delivery.
The Terminal Shipping API (TShip) provides a single interface for integrating shipping carriers within your applications. The API allows anyone to programatically get shipping rates and arrange pickup and delivery.
node >= 14.0.0
npm >= 6.0.0
Here is a comprehensive documentation to help you get started
Insall the package to your application.
using npm :
npm install terminal-africa
or using yarn
yarn install terminal-africa
Create new environment variables
TERMINAL_AFRICA_URL
TERMINAL_AFRICA_SECRET_KEY
e.g
TERMINAL_AFRICA_URL=https://sandbox.terminal.africa
TERMINAL_AFRICA_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For staging, use test keys and for production, use live keys
Login to Terminal Africa to get your authorization keys
More Info on Authorization can be found here
import TerminalAfrica from 'terminal-africa'
or
const TerminalAfrica = require('terminal-africa')
You can find Terminal Official Documentation here
FAQs
## Introduction The Terminal Shipping API (TShip) provides a single interface for integrating shipping carriers within your applications. The API allows anyone to programatically get shipping rates and arrange pickup and delivery.
The npm package terminal-africa receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, terminal-africa popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that terminal-africa 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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