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@boozt/sis-tools

v0.2.6

Published

The set of tools for SIS

Downloads

29

Readme

SIS Tools

The package of tools that can come in handy for developing Google Cloud Function as part of the SIS project (Salesforce integration service)

A tree of components

  • requestAssistant - Retrieve and handle requests
  • customError - Handle errors
    • Warning
    • CustomError
    • ReportError
  • logger - Instead of using console.log
  • helpers - Some useful functions
    • memoryUsage - Measure memory usage
  • client - The client can be used as an alternative of sfmc-modules
  • bin/inquire.js - Allows you to inquire if there have been errors as a result of an asynchronous request.
  • api - The API client

Settings

To use the client and inquire.js you should set up the following ENV variables:

  • SFMC_BASE_URL
  • SFMC_TOKEN_URL
  • SFMC_CLIENT_ID
  • SFMC_CLIENT_SECRET

You can use .env file to set up these variables

Example to run without using .env:

export SFMC_BASE_URL=""; export SFMC_TOKEN_URL=""; export SFMC_CLIENT_ID=""; export SFMC_CLIENT_SECRET=""; npm run inquire

Changelog

See: CHANGELOG.MD