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@valberf/caepi-test

v1.0.5

Published

Consulta de CA-EPI com build compatível para navegador e Node

Readme

@valberf/caepi-test

Consulta de CA-EPI usando a base oficial do Governo Brasileiro.

🚀 Características

  • Dados sempre atualizados: Base de dados atualizada automaticamente todos os dias via GitHub Actions
  • Sem necessidade de atualizar a lib: Os dados são buscados do repositório, não precisa atualizar a versão do pacote
  • Cache inteligente: Cache de 1 hora para otimizar performance
  • Compatível com navegador e Node.js: Funciona em ambos os ambientes

📦 Instalação

npm install @valberf/caepi-test

💻 Uso

Importante: As funções agora são assíncronas e retornam Promises.

import { getCA, searchCA, getAllCAs } from '@valberf/caepi-test';

// Buscar um CA específico
const ca = await getCA('12345');
console.log(ca);

// Pesquisar CAs por termo
const results = await searchCA('luva');
console.log(results);

// Obter todos os CAs
const allCAs = await getAllCAs();
console.log(allCAs.length);

📊 Como funciona

  1. GitHub Actions roda diariamente e baixa os dados atualizados do FTP do Governo
  2. Se houver mudanças, commita o novo caepi.json no repositório
  3. A biblioteca busca os dados diretamente do GitHub (sempre atualizados)
  4. Cache de 1 hora evita requisições desnecessárias

🔄 Atualização dos dados

Você não precisa atualizar a versão do pacote para ter dados atualizados! Os dados são buscados automaticamente do repositório GitHub.

📝 Licença

MIT