timekit-booking
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Make a beautiful embeddable booking widget in minutes running on the Timekit API.
⚠️ This is version 3 of booking.js that supports the new projects model and uses App Widget Key for authentication.
All documentation, guides and examples can be found on our developer portal.
This repo is mainly for community contributions, and the curious soul that would like to customize the widget.
See Issues for feature requests, bugs etc.
The json-schema v0.2.3 package is used pursuant to the BSD-3-Clause license
Checkout this new project locally using git command showed below:
# go to timekit workspace
cd ~/timekit-io
# clone this new project loacally
git clone git@github.com:timekit-io/bookingjs.git
# install depedencies
yarn install
# run bookingjs project
# for local testing use: http://localhost:8081
yarn dev
make sure you upgrade version number in package.json file follow sementic versioning
# login as tulipnpm user
yarn login
# commit and publish new changes
yarn publish
FAQs
Make a beautiful embeddable booking widget in minutes
The npm package timekit-booking receives a total of 630 weekly downloads. As such, timekit-booking popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that timekit-booking demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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