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@intouchg/azure

v0.1.3

Published

Azure DevOps API integration for the Intouch Design System

Downloads

5

Readme

@intouchg/azure

Azure DevOps API integration for the Intouch Design System

Usage

This module currently exports a single class AzureUserConnection:

import { AzureUserConnection } from '@intouchg/azure'

// AzureUserConnection constructor takes an options object which contains
// the Azure DevOps instance URL, a username, a Personal Access Token, and
// an optional concurrency value (number of simultaneous requests to make)
const connection = new AzureUserConnection({
    instanceUrl: 'https://my-azure-instance.example.com',
    username: '[email protected]',
    accessToken: 'Z3wP8OiQDZ9VvPdgSNGe91RviDldRxyBCsfneLVbIIMDRVIqqnzN',
    concurrency: 15, // Default 10
})
const organizations = await connection.getOrganizations()
const gitRepos = await connection.getGitRepos()

Note: This module makes use of fetch due to the availability of polyfills, such as in Sketch.

Dev Documentation

Note: Make sure you are viewing the appropriate version of the Azure DevOps REST documentation. At the time of writing, the correct version is Azure DevOps Server 2019 which uses version 5.1 of the REST API.