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@swydo/custom-integrations

v1.0.274

Published

Custom integrations enable any online platform to be integrated with Swydo to use in your reports

Downloads

97

Readme

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Swydo custom integrations enables any online platform to connect to Swydo. Join us on Gitter.



Get started

To get started with building custom integrations for the Swydo platform we recommend going through the following steps to get accustomed to the terminology and workflow.

Next: Adapt and connect your data.

References: Detailed references to explore all possibilities.

Quick start

The supported Node.js version is 12.x LTS.

Install

npm install @swydo/custom-integrations

Create your adapter configuration

Have a look at the Adapter configuration specification for all options and possibilities.

src/adapter.js

const adapter = {
    id: 'my-custom-integration',
    authentication: {
        // Your authentication method
    },
    endpoints: [
        // Your endpoints.
    ],
};

module.exports = {
    adapter,
};

Export your custom integration

src/index.js

const { buildCustomIntegration } = require('@swydo/custom-integrations');
const config = require('./adapter');

const customIntegration = buildCustomIntegration(config);

module.exports = {
    customIntegration,
};

Your module defines the file the custom integration is exported from (the entrypoint) as "main" in your package.json file.

package.json

{
    "name": "my-swydo-integration",
    "version": "0.0.1",
    "main": "src/index.js",
    "dependencies": {
        "@swydo/custom-integrations ": "latest"
    }
}

Learn more about package.json on npmjs.com.

Example implementation

A complete custom integration example integrating the Star Wars API can be found here: github.com/Swydo/star-wars-integration