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cttpie

v0.5.1

Published

Simple Web App for CTT service wrapping

Downloads

9

Readme

CTTPie

Simple API service wrapping CTT's HTML website.

Rational

It should make use of the regular CTT website to get tracking information, but in a more programmatic way.

The underlying code should mek use of the node-fetch and node-html-parser packages to make requests to the CTT website and parse them.

Usage

The package can be used in a simple way, by just calling the root endpoint (/) with a tracking number (tracking) as a GET parameter.

yarn dev
curl -X GET http://localhost:3000/?tracking=RR123456789PT

Configuration

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ---------------- | ----- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | CTTPIE_KEY | str | None | Secret key that should be passed in protected calls so that the server side "trusts" the client side (authentication). | | CTTPIE_HANDLER | str | neo | The handler that is going to be used to find and process tracking numbers (eg: neo, legacy). | | API_VERSION | str | None | Secret Base64 CTT API version to be used in API requests. | | CSRF_TOKEN | str | None | Secret CSRF token to be used for CTT API. | | COOKIE | str | None | Secret cookie to be used for CTT API authentication. |

License

CTTPie is currently licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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