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@leisurelink/integration-hub-client

v3.1.7

Published

2 years ago

Integration hub client

Downloads

385

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leisurelink-robot

Client Integration Hub

Integration Hub Client Overview

The purpose of this client is to provide a layer of abstraction on top of the Integration Hub API.

Guides

Installation and Usage Translation and Validation Integration Hub JSON Requests and Responses

Services Required

authentic-api
availability-api
pricing-service
fees-microservice
integration-hub-api
legal-policies-microservice
media-api
pmc-api
promotions-microservice
taxes-api
vrware-booking-api
vrware-room-rates

Development Setup

The module uses babeljs to transpile the ES2015 code to ES5. The transpilation allows the usage of ES2015 syntax and features without mandating the implementor use ES2015. Instead it runs on any ES5.1 compatible client (Node: 4.x > 0.10)

https://github.com/LeisureLink/dreamcatcher-api/tree/BLUE_IH_SAPI/express/api-schema/v1

Publishing

This client is setup to auto-publish to npm when a new tag has been created from master. To publish your changes:

Make sure your changes you want published have been merged into master via pull request
You are on the master branch
npm version {major|minor|patch}

Once a new version has been set, the preversion script will make sure you are on the master branch, and the postversion script will push the changes to the version as well as the new tag that gets created. CircleCI will then npm publish after all tests have successfully passed.