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test-sdk-g

v1.0.6

Published

Este documento describe cómo integrar y utilizar la biblioteca `test-sdk-g` en tus proyectos.

Downloads

3

Readme

Test G SDK

Este documento describe cómo integrar y utilizar la biblioteca test-sdk-g en tus proyectos.

Instalación

Para utilizar test-sdk-g, primero debes instalar el paquete en tu proyecto. Esto se puede hacer mediante NPM o incluyendo directamente el SDK a través de un CDN.

NPM

Para instalar la biblioteca usando npm, ejecuta el siguiente comando en tu terminal:

npm install test-sdk-g

Uso

Para comenzar a utilizar la biblioteca después de instalarla, primero importa initGueno de test-sdk-g en tu archivo JavaScript:

import { initGueno } from 'test-sdk-g';

Luego, inicializa la biblioteca con tu clave secreta:

initGueno({ clientKey: 'secret' });

CDN

Si prefieres no instalar la biblioteca y utilizarla directamente desde un CDN, puedes hacerlo añadiendo el siguiente script a tu página HTML:

<script
  type="module"
  src="https://storage.googleapis.com/gueno-sdk/sdk.js"
></script>

Después de incluir el script, puedes inicializar la biblioteca de la siguiente manera:

<script>
  window["Gueno"].initGueno({ clientKey: "secret" });
</script>