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testaugnitoambientsdk
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Use this typescript SDK to integrate Augnito’s Ambient Tech within your EMR. To get access credentials or know more about how Augnito Ambient can benefit you, please visit our website and connect with our sales team: https://augnito.ai/
Use this typescript SDK to integrate Augnito’s Ambient Tech within your EMR. To get access credentials or know more about how Augnito Ambient can benefit you, please visit our website and connect with our sales team: https://augnito.ai/
Install the library in your project
npm install augnitoambientsdk
import AmbientConfig from 'augnitoambientsdk/src/config/AmbientConfig';
import {AugnitoAmbient} from 'augnitoambientsdk/src/AugnitoAmbient';
private ambientConfig: AmbientConfig = {
server: '<your server>',
subscriptionCode: '<your subscriptionCode>',
accessKey: '<your accessKey>',
userTag: '<your usertag>'
};
FAQs
Use this typescript SDK to integrate Augnito’s Ambient Tech within your EMR. To get access credentials or know more about how Augnito Ambient can benefit you, please visit our website and connect with our sales team: https://augnito.ai/
The npm package testaugnitoambientsdk receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, testaugnitoambientsdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that testaugnitoambientsdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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