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nshift-api-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

SDK for nShift REST APIs

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Readme

nShift API SDK

Description: SDK for nShift REST APIs

Table of Contents

Use Case

All js based front-end or back-ends can benefit from using a general SDK when developing nshift integrations.

Installation

npm install nshift-api-sdk

Setting Up Environment Variables

Before running the nShift SDK in your Node.js application, you need to set up the following environment variables in a .env file. This file should be placed in the root directory of your project. If the file does not exist, you can create one.

deliveryCheckoutId=yourDeliveryCheckoutId
publicKey=yourPublicKey
privateKey=yourPrivateKey

API Reference & Package Functions

udcPlugin

Description: This function returns the JavaScript library, which should be included in the checkout page.

udcPluginConfig

Description: This function returns the default plugin config required for initiating the plugin.

getDeliveryCheckouts

Description: Fetches a delivery checkout configuration. For more information, refer to the Unifaun API documentation.

postDeliveryCheckouts

Description: Creates a prepared shipment from the delivery checkout configuration and the shipment object. Refer to the nShift Help Center for details.

getPreparedShipment

Description: Retrieves a prepared shipment using the prepareId. Refer to the nShift Help Center for more information.

deletePreparedShipment

Description: Deletes a prepared shipment using the prepareId.

createShipmentFromPrepared

Description: Creates a shipment from a prepared shipment.

Reference

Reference

License

This SDK is licensed under the ISC License.