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intraactive-sdk-helper

v2.0.3

Published

Helper funcions for web development

Downloads

273

Readme

IntraActive SDK Helper

Helper functions and services for web development with Microsoft authentication and fetch utilities.

Features

  • MSAL Client Service: Easy integration with @azure/msal-browser for authentication and token management.
  • Teams Client Service: Simplified access to @microsoft/teams-js authentication.
  • Dependency Injection Container: Lightweight DI for managing service lifetimes (singleton, transient).
  • Fetch Utilities: Enhanced fetch with automatic token injection, error handling, and re-authentication support.

Installation

npm install intraactive-sdk-helper

Usage

Importing Services

import { MsalClientService, TeamsClientService, Container } from 'intraactive-sdk-helper';

Example: Using the DI Container

import { Container, MsalClientService } from 'intraactive-sdk-helper';
import { PublicClientApplication } from '@azure/msal-browser';

// Create the PublicClientApplication
const msalInstance = new PublicClientApplication({ /* config */ });

// Create a new instance of MsalClientService with the required scope
const msalClientService = new MsalClientService(msalInstance, ['user.read']);

// Create the container and inject the MsalClientService
const container = new Container();
container.asSingleton(MsalClientService, msalClientService);

const msalService = container.resolve(MsalClientService);
msalService.getToken().then(token => {
  // Use token
});

Example: Fetch with Automatic Token

import { FetchProxy } from 'intraactive-sdk-helper';

// Create a new fetchProxy instance and use the container created at the step above
const fetchProxy = new FetchProxy('https://api.example.com/data', {
  method: "GET"
})
  .withContainer(container);

fetchProxy.fetch().then(response => {
  // Handle response
});

Scripts

  • npm run build — Build the project using tsup.
  • npm run test — Run all unit tests.
  • npm run tsc — Type-check the project.

Development

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Install dependencies:
    npm ci
  3. Run tests:
    npm test
  4. Build:
    npm run build

License

MIT


Maintained by IntraActive