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wsdot-traveler-info

v1.3.0

Published

Client for WSDOT Traveler Info API

Downloads

17

Readme

WSDOT Traveler Information API Client

JavaScript client library for WSDOT Traveler Information API.

  • Supports Node and browser environments.
  • Written in TypeScript.

Build Status

Browser needs proxy

Since the WSDOT Traveler Information API does not currently support CORS, a proxy must be used in a browser environment.

Development Environment

Visual Studio Code

Testing

This project uses Jasmine for testing in Node.js environment and Karma for testing in browser environment. To run both tests, run npm test.

Karma test runs on PhantomJS with the web-security option turned off to work around CORS issue. This allows the tests to pass without using a proxy.

Continuous Integration testing performed on Git push via Travis-CI.

Usage

Install from NPM

npm install wsdot-traveler-info --save

See the JavaScript and TypeScript files in the spec folder for usage examples.