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@polarsquad/cinode-api

v0.13.2

Published

Cinode API for the Cinode platform

Downloads

6

Readme

@polarsquad/cinode-api

Unofficial Node.js API client for Cinode.

🚧 This client is still very much in development and might change drastically 🚧

This client has support for:

  • Interacting with skills
  • Interacting with project assignments
  • More to follow...

Installation

npm install --save @polarsquad/cinode-api

Configuration

  1. Enable the Cinode REST API for your company (docs)

  2. Create a Cinode user and give it the roles "Api" and "Manager" in https://app.cinode.com/polarsquad/administration/users/employees/

    • The yourcompany part of the URL is your company name in the configuration
  3. Create a Cinode token for the bot user in https://app.cinode.com/polarsquad/administration/integrations/tokens

    • Name & expiration: anything you like
    • Mimic user: your bot user
    • Token claims: Manager & Admin
  4. Import and configure the client:

    import { Api } from '@polarsquad/cinode-api/api'
    import clientBuilder from '@polarsquad/cinode-api/client'
    import { CinodeService } from '@polarsquad/cinode-api/service'
    
    const api = new Api(
      {
        id: 1234,               // Company ID
        name: 'yourcompany'     // Company name
      },
      clientBuilder(
        'cinodeapitoken',       // Cinode API token
      )
    )
    const service = new CinodeService(api)

Development

Useful commands

🚀 Run tests: npm run test

🔧 Lint code: npm run lint-fix

🖌️ Autoformat code: npm run prettier-fix

Releasing

  1. Create new branch
  2. Update version in package.json based on changes (we follow semantic versioning)
  3. Run npm install to update package-lock.json
  4. Create Pull Request with title "Release x.y.z" and description for changelog
  5. Merge changes to main
  6. Tag & release with the format "vX.Y.Z" (e.g. 0.3.0 in package.json becomes v0.3.0 as tag title)
  7. GitHub Actions publishes the version in npm

Links

License

See LICENSE for more details.