@zcollins-senneca/infor-cpq-provider

React Provider + Node.js proxy server for Infor CPQ APIs.
This package handles CORS and OAuth token management automatically.

Installation

npm install @zcollins-senneca/infor-cpq-provider

Setup

1. Environment Variables

Create a .env file:

ION_BASE_URL=https://your-infor-base-url
INFOR_TENANT=your-tenant
CPQ_BASE_URL=your-cpq-path

OAUTH_TOKEN_URL=https://your-oauth-server/connect/token
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=your-client-id
OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=your-client-secret
OAUTH_USERNAME=your-username
OAUTH_PASSWORD=your-password

⚠️ These values must never be exposed in your React client. They are only used by the proxy server.

2. Start the Proxy Server

import { startServer } from "@zcollins-senneca/infor-cpq-provider/server";

startServer({ port: 4000 });

This launches an Express server that:

• Fetches and caches bearer tokens
• Refreshes tokens automatically before expiry
• Proxies requests to CPQ APIs without exposing secrets

3. Use the React Provider

import React from "react";
import { CPQProvider } from "@zcollins-senneca/infor-cpq-provider";

export function App() {
  return (
    <CPQProvider serverPort={4000}>
      <YourComponents />
    </CPQProvider>
  );
}

Proxy Endpoints

The proxy exposes these endpoints (behind token management):

• POST /cpq/start → Start a new configuration
• POST /cpq/configure → Update a configuration
• POST /cpq/cancel → Cancel configuration
• POST /cpq/finalize → Finalize configuration
• POST /cpq/savePartial → Save partial
• POST /cpq/saveFull → Save full
• POST /cpq/initialize → Initialize session

Development

npm run dev       # run locally
npm run build     # build package
npm publish --access public

License

MIT © Zac Collins